Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Other Frontmatter.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
List of Entries.
Reader's Guide.
About the Editors.
Contributors.
Acknowledgments.
Preface.
Introduction.
1: African American Communities in California.
2: Alien Land Law of 1913.
3: American Indian Migration to Phoenix, Arizona.
4: Anglo Migration to Southern California Before the Depression.
5: Apache.
6: Arapaho.
7: Arizona Copper Discoveries.
8: Asian Immigration Law.
9: Assiniboine.
10: Austin, Stephen Fuller (1793–1836).
11: Bartleson, John (1786–1848).
12: Basque Americans.
13: Bass, Charlotta A. Spear(S) (? –1969).
14: Bidwell, John (1819–1900).
15: Billings, Montana.
16: Bisbee and Douglas, Arizona.
17: Black Hills Gold Rush of 1874.
18: Blackfoot Nation.
19: Bloom, Jessie S. (1887–1980).
20: Boise, Idaho.
21: Boyle Heights, California.
22: Bozeman, Montana.
23: Brent, Joseph Lancaster (1820–1905).
24: Brigham City, Utah.
25: Bureau of Indian Affairs.
26: Butte, Montana.
27: Cahuilla Nation.
28: California Indians of the North Coast and Northwestern Coast.
29: California Indians of the Northern Mountains.
30: California Indians of the Northern Valley.
31: California Libraries in the Post–World War II Era.
32: Carr, Jeanne Carver Smith (1825–1903).
33: Chapman, Joseph (1784–1849).
34: Chemehuevi.
35: Cheyennes.
36: Chileans and the California Gold Rush.
37: China Lake, Inyokern, and Ridgecrest, California.
38: Chinatowns.
39: Chinese Exclusion Act.
40: Chinese Immigration.
41: Cody, Wyoming.
42: Comstock Lode, 1859.
43: Confederate Veterans in Southern California.
44: Creek Nation.
45: Cripple Creek, Colorado.
46: Crow Nation.
47: Cupeños.
48: Czechs and Swedes in Saunders County, Nebraska.
49: Dearfield, Colorado.
50: Defense Industry.
51: Dellums, Cottrell Lawrence (1900–1989).
52: Denver, Pueblo, Boulder, Fort Collins, And Colorado Springs, Colorado.
53: Donner Party.
54: Dry Farming.
55: Duniway, Abigail Scott (1834–1915).
56: Enlarged Homestead Act of 1909.
57: Euro-American Migration on the Overland Trails.
58: Farming Families on the Oregon Frontier.
59: Feldenheimer, Edith (1900–1984).
60: Foltz, Clara Shortridge (1849–1934).
61: Foote, Mary Hallock (1847–1938).
62: Forced Migration of Anarchists.
63: Forced Migration of Italians During World War II.
64: Fort Worth, Texas.
65: Frank, Ray (1861–1948).
66: Fraser River Gold Rush of 1858.
67: Frémont, John Charles (1813–1890).
68: French Basques of Bakersfield, California.
69: Fresno, California.
70: Frisco Mine, Beaver County, Utah.
71: Frisians.
72: Gabrielino.
73: Gale, William Alden (? –1841).
74: Gallatin Valley, Montana.
75: Gentleman's Agreement.
76: German and Italian Internment.
77: Gianforte, Greg (1961–).
78: Gilead, Kansas.
79: Goldfield, Nevada.
80: Grass Valley, California.
81: Great Falls, Montana.
82: Gros Ventre.
83: Hartnell, William (1798–1854).
84: Harvey, Frederick Henry (1835–1901).
85: Helena, Montana.
86: Helena's Exploited Resources.
87: Homestead Act.
88: Hopi.
89: Huntington Beach, California.
90: Idaho Silver Strikes.
91: Immigration Act of 1965.
92: Immigration and Naturalization Service (Ins).
93: Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986.
94: Indian Removal Act of 1830.
95: Inyo County, California.
96: Iran-Iraq War and the Migration of Iranian Youth to California.
97: Irish in the West.
98: Irvine, James Harvey (1827–1886).
99: Jacks, David Baird (1822–1909).
100: Jackson, Wyoming.
101: Japanese Internment.
102: Juaneños.
103: Julian, California.
104: Kalispell, Montana.
105: Koreatown.
106: Kumeyaay (Diegueño, I'ipay, and Tipai).
107: Lake Havasu City, Arizona.
108: Lakotas.
109: Lankershim, Isaac (1818–1882).
110: Las Vegas, Nevada.
111: Last Chance Gulch, Montana.
112: Lawyers and Legislation.
113: Leadville, Colorado.
114: Lewiston and Coeur D'Alene, Idaho.
115: Libby, Montana.
116: Libraries and the Immigrant.
117: Lincoln, Nebraska.
118: Little Italy.
119: Little Tokyo and Japantown.
120: Logging.
121: Los Angeles, California.
122: Luiseño.
Appendix: Part I, Master Bibliography.
Appendix: Part II, Master Bibliography.