FROM THE EDITOR The Changing Meanings of "The Progressive Era" Elisabeth I. Perry
ESSAYS The Historiography of the Progressive Era: Linking Politics and People Steven J. Diner
Customer to Consumer: The New Consumption in the Progressive Era Susan Strasser
The Ambiguous Legacies of Women's Progressivism Robyn Muncy
Blacks and the Progressive Movement: Emergence of a New Synthesis Jimmie Franklin
"To the Ragged Edge of Anarchy": The 1984 Pullman Boycott Richard Schneirov
LESSON PLANS Making Biographical Judgments: Was Theodore Roosevelt a Warmonger? Kathleen M. Dalton
Recreation and Social Chaperonage in the Progressive Era Nancy G. Rosoff
The Struggles of Women Industrial Workers to Improve Work Conditions in the Progressive Era Nancy J. Barrett
D. W. Griffith's Controversial Film, The Birth of a Nation Conrad Pitcher
EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES The Progressive Era: An ERIC/ChESS Sample Laura A. Pinhey
Progressive-Era Resources on the World Wide Web Amanda Howenstein
GLEANINGS Major Electronic Resources for World History Linda K. Brown
ON TEACHING Using Reader Response to Improve Student Writing in History Stephen Kneeshaw
Two Actors in Search of a Story: Using Primary Documents to Raise the Dead and Improve History Instruction Robert H. Mayer
ON THE COVER "King Debs." This Harper's Weekly cover from 14 July 1894 was published at the height of the Pullman strike. It portrays Eugene V. Debs, leader of the American Railway Union, monopolizing interstate commerce.
