No it is not about progressivism...you can refer to mujammdar book...the chapter ''Growth of american imperialism' contains the answer to this question....

Dear would you please let us know your strategy for this Subject. How to deal it. I have Majumdar's books. It is lengthy. What should be done in order to attain seventy plus marsk?

Thanks in anticipation...

thanks a lot for your answer.i have the book but i have not bothered to open it considering i have notes of both kips and noa and none of them has covered this topic.thanks a lot dear. can you tell me how i can get notes on obamacare and recent u.s policies

and @ummad zafar, and other members.....

I have also same notes plus majumdar's two books. Both of books are very boring, don't know why, I hardly feel comfortable while reading these books. However, nova notes are best. I hope these covers each and every thing. Please, let me know your strategy to tackle this subject. How do you cover both subjective and objective portion of it. As I have purchased an other book by jahangir which is of mcqs. It contains most of the mcqs which are asked in the past papers. How have you divided your US History in portion.

And what about scoring trend of US History in current days?
Thanks in anticipation...

Q.7. Write a comprehensive note on the Black Civil Rights Movement in America for equal civil rights and the role played in it by different individuals and organizations. (20)

does nova notes cover topic of black civil rights????????? and particularly post cold war era of U.S ?kindly reply. ans somebody tell me how to answer this question.i can't find the answer in majumdar book

@exculsively: brother if you want to understand (not cram) us history then you must read books...Regarding strategy you must try to cover maximum topics of us history...please DONOT solely rely on notes...try to read book's to have a grasp on the topic then you can cram from notes....you don't have to read whole of majumdar's books...following are some topics in my mind which you should do...
1.exploration and colonization.
2.war of independence.
3.federalist regime, federalsists vs antifederalists
4.Constitution of us, articles of confederation
5.jefferson , jackson, madison
6.slavery issues,compromises and civil war, abraham lincoln
7.Mexican war, west ward expansion, manifest destiny
8.spainish american war, us imperialism
9.progressivism
10.great depression.
11.ww1, ww2, FDR, truman , woodrow wilson and his 14 points, kennedy, johnson and vietnam, nixon ,
12. cold war, us economy boom after ww2, bush doctorine, obama doctorine, us withdrawl post 2014 from afghanistan, us economy and capitalism, new world order after fall of berlin wall
13.civil rights, women rights or more broadly the 60's era...
14.besides these if you have time then you may also read:railroads, urbanization reconstruction after civil war...
15.for questions from current affairs read newspaper regularly
you must also prepare a number of short notes as well like watergate, marshall plan, u2 crisis, cuban missile crisis etc you can have a look at the past papers to have an idea of what type of short questions are being asked...
for high scores try to include critical analysis before giving conclusion..critical analysis should discuss impacts of the event on future e.g you might include the impact of fall of berlin wall by stating that the us became world power or if you have watergate scandal you might include in your analysis that before the scandal the public polls showed above 50% americans had trust on politicians however it plummeted below 40 percent after this scandal...

are women rights and civil rights also mentioned in majumdar's book? i can't find it.. under which heading ummad? and economic development after world war 2? where do we get notes of that ? if you have it kindly post it here.

ushistory.org is a good website you can have your answers from there....

for further queries you can email me...Regards

Discuss Thomas Jefferson as president,politician and political theorist?

1. Introduction

"Thomas Jefferson was the best man who ever occupied American Presidency"
John F. Kennedy

2. Jefferson As President
The Louisiana Purchase
Albert Galton and Federal Budget
Laissez Fair Economy
Autonomy to States
Judicial Impeachment
Slavery Issue

3. Jefferson As Politician
Belief and importance to common man
Drafted Declaration of Independence
An Effective Statesman

4. Jefferson As Theorist
Proposed an Idea of Anti Federalism
Always believed in Separation of Church from Politics

When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty.
Thomas Jefferson

5.Critical Analysis

6. Conclusion

"My Presidency is the 2nd American Revolution"
Thomas Jefferson