FROM THE EDITOR Moving Beyond Stereotypes of the Gilded Age Charles W. Calhoun
HISTORIOGRAPHY Major Party Conflict in the Gilded Age: A Hundred Years of Interpretation Charles W. Calhoun
ESSAYS Politics as Social History: Political Cartoons in the Gilded Age Rebecca Edwards
Understanding Economic Change in the Gilded Age Ballard C. Campbell
Immigration in the Gilded Age: Change or Continuity? Roger Daniels
LESSON PLANS The Election of 1896 Rebecca Edwards
Ellis Island: The Immigrants' Experience Rita G. Koman
Using Primary Sources to Teach the Rail Strike of 1877 Bruce Lesh
The Art Museum: Arts in the Gilded Age, 1865-1900 Ted Dickson and Chris Wallace
African-American Women Workers' Protest in the New South Tera W. Hunter
"The Public Be Damned!" A Thematic and Multiple Intelligences Approach to Teaching the Gilded Age Nina Mjagkij and D. Antonio Cantu
EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES The Gilded Age: An ERIC/ChESS Sample David Kelly
A Selection of Gilded-Age Resources on the World Wide Web Alison Lewis
ON TEACHING Congressional Politics in the Gilded Age: A Classroom Simulation David L. Ghere
ON THE COVER "The Real Connecting Link--This Looks Like Business," by Thomas Nast. Harper's Weekly (26 March 1881)
