This series explores the political, social, and cultural issues that originated during the founding of the American nation but are still heatedly debated today. Each book offers teachers and students a concise but comprehensive summary of the issue's evolution, along with the crucial documents spanning the range of American history. In addition, Enduring Questions in American Political Life provides insightful contemporary perspectives that illuminate the enduring relevance and future prospects of important issues on the American political landscape.

Series Editor: Wilson Carey McWilliams, Rutgers University