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(Discussion of the trust busting and big stick policy days of Teddy Roosevelt, and the role of literature in the struggle to obtain true democracy. Features: Charles O'Donnell, UM-Engl.; Howard Peckham, UM-Hist.)

(Examines the domestic and foreign policies of Woodrow Wilson, his moral diplomacy, domestic reforms, and the reasons why the United States entered World War I. Features: Charles O'Donnell, UM-Engl.; Howard Peckham, UM-Hist.)

(Examines the social and political fabric of the "Roaring 20s" and the criticism of American life by writers H.L. Mencken, Sinclair Lewis, and E.E. Cummings. Features: Charles O'Donnell, UM-Engl.; Howard Peckham, UM-Hist.)

(Examines the 1930 trend away from individualism and isolationism toward cooperative efforts to solve both the domestic and international problems. Features: Charles O'Donnell, UM-Engl.; Howard Peckham, UM-Hist.)

(Key events that led to U.S. involvement in World War II, important phases of the war, and the start of the nuclear age. Features: Charles O'Donnell, UM-Engl.; Howard Peckham, UM-Hist.)