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Social Civics

Chapter 114: INDEX
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A comprehensive civics textbook surveys American governmental structures and municipal administration while integrating related topics in economics, sociology, and international relations. It links public problems to governmental policy, explains institutions and functions at national and local levels, and presents classroom methods for teaching civic principles. The text provides diagrams and illustrative art alongside discussion questions, group projects, debate topics, and bibliographies to assist teachers and students. Emphasis rests on practical problem-solving, civic responsibilities, and reconciling individual liberty with legal order, with major issues treated in detail and minor matters delegated to notes and references for further study.

INDEX

A

B

  • Balance of power in Europe, 629
  • Ballot, history of the, 131-132
  • Banks, functions of, 434
  • Bargaining, collective, 405-406
  • Billboards, regulation of, 214-215
  • Bill of Rights, 261
  • Bimetallism, the controversy over, 428-430
  • Blacklists, industrial, 407
  • Blackstone’s Commentaries, 314 n
  • Bloc. See Agricultural bloc
  • Blue-sky laws, 446 n
  • Boards, in counties, 169-170
  • Bonds, defined and explained, 445 n
  • Bonaparte, Napoleon, on the qualities of a good constitution, 258
  • Bosses, political, their origin, 29
  • Boycotts in labor troubles, 407
  • Brindell Case, 404 n
  • Bryan, William J., on free silver, 430
  • Budgets, how made, 462-463
  • Buildings, public, in cities, 212-214
  • Bureau of Animal Industry, 347
    • of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, 376
    • of Child Welfare, 415 n
    • of Education, 499
    • of American Republics, 617
  • Burke, Edmund, on the function of a representative, 98-99
  • Business taxes, 222

C

D

E

F

  • Factories. See Industry
  • Family, as a fundamental social group, 11-12
    • its place in the evolution of government, 66
  • Far East, American interests in the, 617-618
  • Farm Loan Banks, 348-349
  • Farmers’ Alliance. See National Farmers’ Alliance
    • Institutes, 350
  • Farmer-Labor party, 351
  • Federalism, the nature of, 67-68
  • Federalist, The, 257
  • Federal reserve banks, organization and work of, 437-439
  • Filibusters, 278-279
  • Filtration of water supplies, 530-531
  • Fire prevention, the need for, 217-218
  • Fisheries, economic importance of, 333
  • Fittest, survival of the, 3-4, 11
  • Food, the inspection of, 525-526
    • control of, in war time, 582
  • Foreign policy, American traditions relating to, 606-607
  • Forests, economic importance of, 331
    • See also Reserves
  • Four Power Treaty, 619-620
  • Fourteen Points, the, 609-610
  • France, local government in, 227
  • Franchises, taxation of, 456
  • Freedom of speech in war time, 581-582
  • Free silver, the fight for, 428-430
  • Free trade, arguments for and against, 370-372

G

H

  • Habeas corpus, the writ of, 317 n
  • Habit, influence of, 10
  • Hague Conferences, the, 577
  • Hamilton, Alexander, 255, 257
    • Report on Manufactures, 370
  • Hawaii, government of, 229 n
  • Hayes-Tilden election, 290 n
  • Highways in counties, 168
  • Hobbes, Thomas, defender of absolutism, 65
  • Holding companies, 387
  • Holy Alliance, 598-599
  • Home rule, municipal, 187-190
  • House of Representatives, federal, organization and work of, 272-283
  • Housing, municipal control of, 531-533

I

  • Ideals, national, economic influence of, 327
    • effect of urban growth on, 184-186
  • Illiteracy in the United States, 502 n
  • Immigration, the course of, 23-24
  • Impeachments, federal, 269-270
  • Income taxes, 458-459
  • Increasing returns, law of, 388
  • Incidence of taxation, 451-452
  • Individualism as an economic system, 14, 73
  • Index numbers, 443 n
  • Industrial accidents, 411-412
  • Industry, definition of, 383
  • Inheritances, taxes on, 458
  • Initiative and referendum, origin and spread of, 107-108
  • Injunctions, use of, in labor disputes, 407-408
  • Insular possessions, government of, 229-230
  • Insane, problem of the, 549-550
  • Insects as disease carriers, 518-519
  • Insurance, against accident, 413
    • against unemployment, 418
    • against old age, 419
  • Interest on invested capital, 49-50
  • Interior Department, its work, 299 n
  • International, The, 651-652
  • International law, nature and scope of, 588-590
  • Interstate commerce, growth of, 359-361
    • regulation of, 362-364
    • Commerce Commission, jurisdiction and work of, 363-364
  • Interpretation, development of the constitution by, 259-260

J

  • Jackson, Andrew, removals from office by, 102
  • Japan, relations with, 618-620
  • Japanese, problem of the, on Pacific slope, 32-33
  • Jefferson, Thomas, believer in social contract theory, 65
    • on entangling alliances, 598, 606
  • Johnson, Andrew, impeachment of, 270 n
  • Judicial procedure, 317-323
  • Judicial supremacy, the doctrine of, 310-311
  • Judges, selection and removal of, 239-240
  • Jukes, the, 542-543
  • Junior high schools and colleges, 502-503
  • Jury, grand, 318
  • Justice, Department of, its work, 299 n
  • Juvenile delinquency, 557

K

L

  • Labor, as a factor in production, 43-44
    • division of, 44-46
    • perishable nature of, 46-47
    • federal department of, 299 n
  • Labor in agriculture, 349
    • changes in the conditions of, 400-401
    • organization of, 401-403
    • American Federation of, 403-404
    • the radical element in, 404-405
    • methods and policies of, 405-410
    • problems of, 410-419
    • services of, during the World War, 419-420
    • relations of, to League of Nations, 637
  • Latin-America, relations with, 615-617
  • Law, branches of the, 314-315
  • League of Nations, origin of the, 625-630
  • Legislative reference bureaus, 237 n
  • Legislatures, state, decline of confidence in, 108
  • L’Enfant, Major, planning of Washington by, 207
  • Liquor traffic, its effect upon the public health, 526-527
  • Loans to European countries, 613-614
    • See also Debts
  • Lobbying, 237 n
  • Local government in Europe and America compared, 178-179
  • Locke, John, his theory of political obedience, 64
  • Lockouts, industrial, 407
  • Lockwood Committee, its investigations, 55 n
  • London, first civil police established in, 216
    • poverty in, 541
  • Los Angeles, origin of recall in, 114
  • Louisiana Purchase, 228
  • Lusitania, sinking of the, 609

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