8. The Mexican Problem

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Illustrations viii
4. Map ix
5. Tables ix
6. Acknowledgments xi
7. 1. Introduction 1
8. PART ONE Incorporation 1836-1900
9. On the Shape of Texas 15
10. 2. The Rivalship of Peace 24
11. 3. Cattle, Land, and Markets 50
12. 4. Race, Labor, and the Frontier 75
13. PART TWO Reconstruction 1900-1920
14. A Great Transformation 103
15. 5. The Coming of the Commercial Farmers 106
16. 6. The Politics of Reconstruction 129
17. PART THREE Segregation 1920-1940
18. A Sign of Modernity 159
19. 7. The Structure of the New Order 162
20. 8. The Mexican Problem 179
21. 9. The Web of Labor Controls 197
22. 10. The Culture of Segregation 220
23. 11. The Geography of Race and Class 235
24. PART FOUR Integration 1940-1986
25. A Struggle for Full Citizenship 259
26. 12. The Demise of 'Jim Crow" 262
27. 13. A Time of Inclusion 288
28. APPENDIX On Interpreting Southwestern History 309
29. NOTES 321
30. BIBLIOGRAPHY 353
31. INDEX 371