Sacramento by Avella, Steven M. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents ACKNOWLEDGMENTS INTRODUCTION 1. PREHISTORY TO THE GOLD RUSH

THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT HUMAN DEVELOPMENT IN PREHISTORIC SACRAMENTO CONTACT AND ENCOUNTER WITH EUROPEAN CULTURE JOHN SUTTER AND HIS LEGACY CREATING THE NEW OUTPOST THE DYNAMIC OF MANIFEST DESTINY CITY BUILDING

2. GOLD, NATURE, AND CITY BUILDING

THE GOLD MINING BOOM CREATING SACRAMENTO CITY FORGING A GOVERNMENT, SETTLING COMPETING CLAIMS THE PERILOUS YEAR: 1850 FLOODS, FIRES, AND EPIDEMICS BUILDING A STATE CAPITOL THE CREATION OF URBAN COMMUNITY WOMEN’S ROLES RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS THE PRESS SCHOOLS AND OTHER ELEMENTS OF COMMUNITY

3. A MATURING CITY

A DEFINITIVE IMPACT: THE RAILROAD THE RAILROAD AND SACRAMENTO THE RAILROAD YARDS AGRICULTURE RAILROAD DOMINANCE OF SACRAMENTO POLITICS CLASS STRUGGLE THE PULLMAN STRIKE: LABOR VIOLENCE BUILDING THE CITY: ELECTRICITY AND TRANSPORTATION PROMOTING THE CITY: CREATING URBAN LEGENDS ARCHITECTURAL AND CULTURAL ENHANCEMENTS HEALTH CARE THE LEGACY OF DAVID LUBIN

4. RETOOLING FOR MODERN TIMES

GOVERNMENT REFORM THE NEW URBAN POLITICS: RAILROAD CONTROL A MORE DIVERSE CITY PROGRESSIVE HIGH TIDE: THE WESTERN PACIFIC AND CLINTON F. WHITE A GROWING AND CHANGING CITY GOVERNMENTAL REFORM AGAIN WORLD WAR I: DEMANDS FOR LOYALTY AND A NEW MOOD SACRAMENTO AND PROHIBITION SACRAMENTO AND THE KU KLUX KLAN SACRAMENTO ASSOCIATIONALISM TOWARD A GREATER SACRAMENTO TRANSPORTATION AND THE RISE OF AUTOMOBILE CULTURE THE BUILDING BOOM OF THE 1920S NEW INFRASTRUCTURE CITY JOURNALISM, ENTERTAINMENT, AND LEISURE

5. THE NEW DEAL AND THE WAR

THE GRIP OF THE DEPRESSION COUNTY RESPONSES GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS TO THE RESCUE DUDLEY: PROMOTER OF AIR POWER THE WAR JAPANESE RELOCATION NEW DEMOGRAPHICS: THE LATINO PRESENCE THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN PRESENCE ENTERTAINMENT THE END OF THE WAR

6. THE EMERGENCE OF A METROPOLIS

NEW URBAN LEADERS ECONOMIC EXPANSION: GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE SECTORS POPULATION GROWTH SACRAMENTO’S NEW SUBURBS NEW SCHOOLS INFRASTRUCTURE: A NEW SYSTEM OF ROADS AND FREEWAYS AIR TRANSPORT AND A DEEP-WATER PORT WATER PROJECTS AND NEW POWER HEALTH CARE REDEVELOPMENT THE CHANGING CULTURE OF SACRAMENTO MASS CONSUMPTION CULTURE THE NEW STATE FAIRGROUNDS ENTERTAINMENT YOUTH CULTURE

7. U RBAN RENAISSANCE

THE CHALLENGES OF THE 1970S A CHANGING POPULATION GOVERNMENTAL CHANGE THE DECLINE OF OLD INDUSTRIES AND BASE CLOSURES HIGH TECH AND STATE GOVERNMENT BRINGING THE SUBURBS TO THE CITY SPORTS THE POOR IN A CHANGING SACRAMENTO

BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX