Sanyukt Rajya America ka Itihas: Aupnivaishik Kal se Grihyuddh Tak has been written according to the latest syllabus of B.A. (Hons.) History First Year of Delhi University in line with the National Education Policy 2020 (NEP 2020). It will prove to be extremely useful for undergraduate and postgraduate students as well as for candidates of competitive examinations.

This book presents the fascinating journey of the emergence of modern America, which starts with the complexities of the colonial period and leads up to the Civil War. It provides an in-depth analysis of the background of the American Revolution, the principles of independence, the establishment of the federal structure, and slavery, gender, and expansionism. The writing incorporates a multidisciplinary approach, critical thinking, and contemporary trends in historiography. The present book is divided into 11 chapters under four units—Unit 1 A New World 1. Development and Expansion of Colonial America: Contribution of Indigenous Tribes, Indentured Labourers, and Slaves in Early Settlements, 2. American Revolution: War of Independence, Social Change, and Historiography; Unit 2 Limits of American Democracy 3. American Constitution: Federal Structure and Debates, 4. Jeffersonian Era: With Special Reference to the Shawnee Tribe; 5. Jacksonian Democracy and the Cherokee: Displacement of Native American Tribes in a Democratic Republic, 6. Women and the Cult of Domesticity: Analysis of Gender Roles, Unit 3 Hegemony of the United States: Imperialism and Changing Diplomacy 7. The War of 1812 and Its Consequences: Hemispheric Dimensions of Early American Nationalism, 8. Monroe Doctrine and Manifest Destiny: Foundations of American Expansionism, Unit 4 Slavery and Civil War 9. Slavery: Socio-Economic Structure and Resistance, 10. Rise of the Old South: Slavery, Power, and Southern Aspirations, 11. Civil War: Role of Secession and Reconstruction. Along with this, important events from 1861 to 1945 have been shown through a chronology.

Written in simple and natural language, this book will be interesting not only for students but also for all those readers who want to know the history of early America.