I

“I Taught Economics” (Lonigan), 50

Ickes, Harold, 286

“I’d Push the Button,” (Read), 276

immigration, 141–42, 146, 164–65, 186

impeachment, 106, 141

Impending Crisis, The (Helper), 131

imperialism

colonization and, 294

conservatism and, 21

in latter part of 19th century, 80–82, 140, 146, 148–54

monopoly capitalism and, 312

Monroe Doctrine and, 116

Open Door policy and, 194–96

Van Alstyne’s view of, 80–82

of the West vs. communism, 345–46, 351–55, 363–64, 368–72

Importance of Being Earnest, The (Wilde), 389

imports, 228

income, 227–40

India, 306

Indians

in colonial period of America, 93–95

compulsory driving onto reservations, 143

loss of lands, 74

individualism

anarchism and, 30–31

Enlightenment and, 56

“Old Republican” cause and, 83–85

vs. cartelization of industry, 279–88

Indochina, 349

industrial codes, 285–88

Industrial Revolution

freedom of thought and, 44

inflation in 18th century England and, 219

industrialism

in 18th century England, 219

in latter part of 19th century, 141–48

left-wing anarchism and, 29

social theories and, 57

industrialization, 293–95

industries

cartelization of, 279–88

codes imposed under Hoover administration, 165

infant-industry argument, 249–53

Industry and Trade (Marshall), 318–19

infant-industry argument, 249–53

inflation

Bank of the United States and, 114

Chamberlain’s view of, 271–72

as consequence of the Civil War, 134

DeHuszar’s view of in early American history, 98

demagogues and, 34

individualist anarchists and, 30–31

Industrial Revolution and, 219

Keynesian theory of economics and, 223–26, 230

nationalization and regulation of banking and, 132

Inquisition, 39, 44

Institute for Humane Studies, ix

insurance companies, 147, 155, 221

insurance policies, 262–64

integration, 185

intellectual elite, 36–39

Inter-American Highway, 203, 206

Intercollegiate Society of Individualists, 21

Interstate Commerce Act, 145

interventionism. See alsoimperialism

aid to foreign countries and, 204

Allied intervention in Russian civil war, 380–81

of the United States, 80–82

investment

colonization and, 294–95

in economic development, 302–07

foreign policy of U.S. government and, 203–06

Keynesian theory of economics and, 227–40

Ionesco, Eugene, 385

Iran, 352

Iraq, 184

isolationism of American after WW I, 163

of Republican administration of 1920s, 196

vs. imperialism of American foreign policy, 80–82

Israel, 63, 67, 179

Italy, 171, 173, 349, 374

Izvolski, Alexander, 159