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man/PhotoEdit, Inc.; p. 43 (girl): Michael Newman/PhotoEdit, Inc.; p.

44: Richard Lord/The Image Works; p. 45: Jeff Greenberg/PhotoEdit, Inc.;

p. 47: Sonda Dawes/The Image Works; p. 48, top: Tiffany Warmowski/

The Image Works; p. 48, bottom: REUTERS/Dan Riedlhuber/Landov;

p. 50: Peter Morgan/Reuters; p. 51 (cabbie): David R. Frazier Photolibrary,

Inc./Alamy; p. 51 (rodeo): Journal-Courier/Steve Warmowski/The Image

Works; p. 51 (model): Kokyat Choong/The Image Works; p. 51 (dancer):

Bonnie Kamin/PhotoEdit, Inc.; p. 51 (tattoos): NNS/The Oregonian/Lan-

dov; p. 51 (weight lifter): Pat Thielen/Alamy; p. 51 (roller derby): Uli

Seit/The New York Times/Redux; p. 51 (sports fan): Kansas City

Star/MCT/Landov; p. 53: RKO Pictures/Getty Images; p. 54: Mark Peter-

son/Redux; p. 55: Clarke Memorial Museum, Eureka, California; p. 58:

PhotoAlto/Alamy Royalty Free; p. 60: Peter Kneffel/dpa/Landov

Nina Leen/Time Life Pictures/Getty Images; p. 69: Ariel Skelley/Corbis;

p. 70, top: Syracuse Newspapers/H. Bragman/The Image Works; p. 70,

bottom: Bill Anderson/Photo Researchers, Inc.; p. 72: Mary Evans/The

Image Works; p. 74a: James Marshall/The Image Works; p. 74b: Elie

Bernager/Digital Vision/Getty Images Royalty Free; p. 74c: AP Images/Mary

Altaffer; p. 74d: AP Images/Laurent Rebours; p. 74e: Tim Graham Picture

Library/Getty Images; p. 76, bottom:

Gavriel Jecan/www.DanitaDelimont

.com;

p. 77: S

tuart Freedman/Corbis; p. 79: Courtesy Everett Collection; p.

80, left: Vince Maher/WENN/Newscom; p. 80, right: SHNS photo cour-

tesy Eido via Newscom; p. 81: Lannis Waters/The Palm Beach Post; p. 83:

AsiaPix/Getty Images Royalty Free; p. 84: Bob Daemmrich/The Image

Works; p. 85: Ellen Senisi/The Image Works; p. 87: Norm Rowan/The Image

Works; p. 88: The Gallery Collection/Corbis; p. 89: Michael MacIntyre/The

Hutchison Library; p. 91: AP Images

Chapter 4: p. 94–5: Ryuhei Shindo/Getty Images; p. 97: Bett-

mann/Corbis; p. 98: Picture Contact/Alamy; p. 100: UPI Photo/Landov;

p. 102: Spencer Grant/PhotoEdit, Inc.; p. 104: Mike Maple/Woodfin

Camp & Associates; p. 106, left: Michaela Rehlem/Reuters/Landov; p.

106, right: Gero Breloer/dpa/Landov; p. 107: ClassicStock/Alamy;

ing/Minden Pictures; p. 110, left: Michael Newman/PhotoEdit, Inc.;

p. 110, right: Roy Hsu/Jupiter Images; p. 111: Joson/zefa/Corbis; p. 112:

Empics/Landov; p. 115, right: Mike Blake/Reuters/Corbis; p. 116: Ian

Waldie/Getty Images; p. 120–1, all: James M. Henslin

Chapter 5: p. 124–5: Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images; p. 126: Barry

Batchelor/PA Photos/Landov; p. 131: David Young-Wolff/PhotoEdit, Inc.;

p. 132: fotoshoot/Alamy Royalty Free; p. 134: Dinodia/The Image Works;

p. 135: Paresh Gandhi Courtesy of Sudhir Venkatesh, Columbia Uni-

versity; p. 136: Jim West/Alamy; p. 138: How Hwee Young/epa/Corbis;

p. 139: Diez, Cherie/St. Petersburg Times/Rapport Press via Newscom; p.

142:

Drew Crawford/The Image Works

Chapter 6: p. 146–7: Paulo Fridman/Corbis;

p. 148: RIA

ovosti/Topham/The Image Works; p. 150: John Warburton-Lee/www

.DanitaDelimont.com; p. 153: Friedrich Stark/Alamy; p. 154: Stock-

byte/Getty Images Royalty Free; p. 156 (secondary groups): Andrew

Fox/Corbis; p. 156 (aggregates): Alex Segre/Alamy; p. 156 (primary

groups): Lee Snider/The Image Works; p. 156 (category, a): Ben

Molyneux/Alamy; p. 156 (category, c): Matt Henry/Stone/Getty Images;

p. 156 (category, b): Image Source/Corbis; p. 158: AP Images; p. 159,

left: AP Images/www.imagesource.com; p. 159, right: Michael New-

man/PhotoEdit, Inc.; p. 161: AFP PHOTO/Toru YAMANAKA via

Newscom; p. 162: Christina Kennedy/Jupiter Images; p. 164: Pictorial

film OBEDIENCE, distributed by Penn State Media Sales.

Chapter 7: p. 172–3: Lauren Salkin/Zuma/Corbis; p. 175: Daniel

Rooney/Alamy; p. 177: AFP/Getty Images; p. 179: The Granger Collec-

tion, New York; p. 180: Bill Bachmann/Alamy; p. 181, top: Bett-

mann/Corbis; p. 182: Michael Reynolds/epa/Corbis; p. 183: REUTERS/

Seth Wenig/Landov; p. 184, left: AP Images; p. 184, right: March of

Dimes; p. 187: Sacramento Bee/Brian Baer/ZUMA Press; p. 188: Rachel

Epstein/PhotoEdit, Inc.; p. 190: AP Images/Wade Payne; p. 193: AP Im-

ages/Eugene Hoshiko

Chapter 8: p. 196–7: Ed Kashi/Corbis; p. 198: James M. Henslin; p.

199: Brian A. Vikander/Corbis; p. 200: REUTERS/Babu/Landov; p. 201:

ROBERTO SCHMIDT/AFP/Getty Images;

p. 202: Jeff Greenberg/The

Image Works; p. 203: REUTERS/Stefano Renna-AGN/Landov; p. 204:

AP Images; p. 205: B

ettmann/Corbis; p. 206: Jay Paul/Bloomberg

News/Landov; p. 208: Roman/AgeFotoStock; p. 210: Pam Francis/

Liaison/Getty Images; p. 211: A. Ramey/PhotoEdit, Inc.; p. 213: Corbis;

p. 217: Albrechtsen Foto; p. 220: Bettmann/Corbis; p. 222: REUTERS/

Rebecca Cook/Landov; p. 223: AP Images; p. 224: Lee Snider/The Image

Works.

Chapter 9: p. 228–9: Jack Kurtz/The Image Works; p. 230: Shawn G.

Henry; p. 231: Hulton Archive/Getty Images; p. 232–3: James M.

Henslin; p. 234: AP Images/Jean-Marc Bouju; p. 236: Bettmann/Corbis;

p. 238, left: Jacob Riis/Bettmann/Corbis; p. 238, right: Bettmann/

Corbis; p. 239: Business Wire via Getty Images; p. 240: Xinhua/Landov;

p. 242: Jacques Louis David/The Bridgeman Art Library/Getty Images;

p. 244: ANDREW WONG/Reuters/Corbis; p. 247, 250-1, all: James M.

Henslin; p. 253: Bob Daemmrich/Corbis; p. 254: Les Stone/Zuma; p.

255: REUTERS/David Mdzinarishvili/Landov

Chapter 10: p. 260–1: Walter Bibikow/DanitaDelimont.com; p. 262:

Yves Herman/Reuters/Corbis; p. 265: Brian Smith/Corbis Out-

line; p. 268: KARIM SAHIB/AFP/Getty Images; p. 269: Doral Cheno-

weth III/Columbus Dispatch/Corbis Sygma; p. 271: Dan Levine/AFP/

Getty Images; p. 272, a: Peter Andrews/Corbis; p. 272, b: Nathaniel S.

Butler/NBAE via Getty Images; p. 272, c: Allstar Picture Library/Alamy;

p. 272, d: Francis Specker/Landov; p. 275, left: Animal Fair Media/Getty

Images; p. 275, right: Mario Tama/Getty Images; p. 278:

Bettmann/

Corbis; p. 279: Najlah Feanny/Corbis; p. 280: JUPITERIMAGES/Com-

stock Images/Alamy Royalty Free; p. 281: Librar

y of Congress Image

PHOTO CREDITS

PC-1

#USF34-T01-009095-C; p. 283: Steven Rubin/The Image Works; p. 288:

Photo provided by James M. Henslin

Chapter 11: p. 292–3: Picture Contact/Alamy; p. 295 (Mexico): Greg

Vaughn/Alamy; p. 295 (Jordan): Franz Lemmens/Getty Images; p. 295

(Kenya): Frans Lanting/Corbis; p. 295 (Ethiopia): Rob Howard/Corbis;

p. 295 (Brazil): Reuters/Corbis; p. 295 (Chile): Art Wolfe/Getty Images;

p. 295 (India): Jon Arnold Images Ltd/Alamy; p. 295 (Tibet): Jeremy

Horner/Corbis; p. 296: Courtesy of Cynthia Fuchs Epstein; p. 297: Photo

by Mitchell Meltzer, courtesy of Steven Goldberg; p. 298: Thomas

Dallal/SIPA PRESS/girlboy.06/0405170300; p. 299: Bettmann/Corbis; p.

300: Jeremy Horner/Corbis; p. 301: Ulla Kimmig/laif/Redux; p. 302, top:

Hamid Sardar/Corbis; p. 302, bottom: PETER PARKS/AFP/Getty Im-

ages; p. 303: Kazuyoshi Nomachi/Corbis; p. 304–5, all: James M. Hens-

lin; p. 306: Louise Gubb/SABA/Corbis; p. 307: Hulton-Deutsch

Collection/Corbis; p. 308: Bettmann/Corbis; p. 310: Woods Wheat-

croft/Aurora Photos; p. 311: REUTERS/Jeff J Mitchell/Landov; p. 312:

FURGOLLE/Image Point FR/Corbis; p. 315: Peter M. Fisher/Corbis;

p. 319: Ben Baker/Redux; p. 321: AP Images/Gautam Singh; p. 323:

Xinhua/Landov

331: Reuters/Mike Blake/Landov; p. 332, left: Time Life Pictures/Getty

Images; p. 332, right: AP Images; p. 333: David R. Frazier/PhotoEdit,

Inc.; p. 334: Jim Hollander/Reuters/Landov; p. 336. top middle: A.

Ramey/PhotoEdit, Inc.; p. 336, top right: AP Photo/Lincoln Journal Star,

Ken Blackbird; p. 336, bottom left:

Rob Crandall/The Image Works; p.

336, bottom right: Natalie Fobes/Corbis; p. 336, top left: AP Photo/Jes-

Society; p. 344: Hulton Archive/Getty Images; p. 345: Jim West/Photo-

Edit, Inc.; p. 346: Digital Vision Ltd./SuperStock Royalty Free; p. 348:

Adrianne Starnes/Landov; p. 350: A. Ramey/PhotoEdit, Inc.; p. 351: U.S.

Coast Guard/HO/Landov; p. 353: Fred Blackwell; p. 354: AP

Images/Charles Dharapak; p. 355: Ted Thai/Time Life Pictures/Getty Im-

ages; p. 356: AP Images; p. 358: Michael Newman/PhotoEdit, Inc.; p. 359:

Zogbaum/North Wind Picture Archives; p. 363: Steve Chenn/Corbis

John Launois/Black Star; p. 369: Karen Kasmauski/Corbis; p. 373: AP

Images/Damian Dovarganes; p. 374: James M. Henslin; p. 375: Dennis

Cox/Alamy; p. 376: Samir Hussein/Getty Images; p. 377: Joe

McBride/Stone/Getty Images; p. 383: Digital Vision/Getty Images Roy-

alty Free; p. 385: Claire Artman/zefa/Corbis; p. 386: AP Images/Kentucky

387, right: Steve Prezant/Corbis Royalty Free; p. 391: Jeff Greenberg/

PhotoEdit, Inc.

Chapter 14: p. 396–7: Spencer Platt/Getty Images; p. 398: Cindy Miller

Hopkins/www.DanitaDelimont.com; p. 400, top: AP Images; p. 400,

bottom: Kevin Schafer/www.DanitaDelimont.com; p. 402, all: James M.

406: Bettmann/Corbis; p. 407:

Xinhua News Agency/Zuma/eyevine via

Newscom; p. 409: REUTERS/Crack Palinggi/Landov; p. 410, top:

PUFF GIRLS and all related characters and elements are trademarks of an

Jo Yong-Hak/Landov; p. 422: Image Source Black/Alamy Royalty Free; p.

425: AP Images; p. 426: Andrew Holbrooke/Corbis

Chapter 15: p. 430–1: EMMANUEL DUNAND/AFP/Getty Images; p.

432: AP Images; p. 433: Picture Contact/Alamy; p. 434: Time Life Pic-

tures/Mansell/Time Life Pictures/Getty Images; p. 435: AKG London; p.

436: H. Armstrong Roberts/ClassicStock/The Image Works; p. 437: AP

Images; p. 438: Photos 12/Alamy; p. 439: Anchorage Daily News/MCT/

Landov; p. 443: AP Images; p. 445: Universal Press Syndicate; p. 448: AP

Images/Efrem Lukatsky; p. 450: AP Images/Charles Dharapak; p. 451:

Courtesy Wikepedia.com/Zuma Press Photos; p. 453: AP Images/Iraqi

Police, HO; p. 454: Nic Bothma/epa/Corbis; p. 456, left: Galerie Bilder-

welt/Contributor/Hulton Archive/Getty Images; p. 456, right: Photos

12/Alamy; p. 457: Zurab Kurtsikidze/epa/Corbis

PC-2 Photo Credits

Chapter 16: p. 460–1: Gary Roebuck/Alamy; p. 462: Courtesy of the Na-

467 & 469: James M. Henslin; p. 471: AP Images/Beth Hal; p. 474: AP

Images/Jupiter Images Royalty Free; p. 476: Jeff Greenberg/The Image

Works; p. 477: John Berry/Syracuse Newspapers/The Image Works; p. 479:

AP Images/Hillcrest Hospital; p. 480: Kimberly White/Corbis; p. 486:

HO/AFP/Getty Images via Newscom; p. 487: GABRIEL BOUYS/AFP/

Getty Images; p. 488, both: Courtesy of the National Parenting Association

(NPA), N.Y.; p. 491: Lannis Waters/The Palm Beach Post

Chapter 17: p. 496–7: Commercial Appeal/Nikki Boertman/Landov; p.

498: Peter Arnold, Inc./Alamy; p. 499: Corbis; p. 500: James Marshall/The

Image Works; p. 502: David Snyder/PhotoEdit, Inc.; p. 505: Bob Daemm-

rich/PhotoEdit, Inc.; p. 506: AP Images/Jim Mone; p. 507: GoGo Images

Corporation/Alamy Royalty Free; p. 508: Ellen B. Senisi/The Image Works;

p. 511: World History/Topham/The Image Works; p. 515: Bob Daemm-

rich/PhotoEdit, Inc.; p. 517: AP Images; p. 518: Courtesy of Sarah “Intella-

girl” Robbins, Ball State University, Director of Emerging Technologies,

Kelley Executive Partners at Indiana University

Chapter 18: p. 522–3: REUTERS/Jayanta Shaw/Landov; p. 524: James

M. Henslin; p. 525: Robin Nelson/PhotoEdit, Inc.; p. 526: ColorBlind/

Granger Collection, New York; p. 536: Fred Mayer/Contributor/Hulton

Archive/Getty Images; p. 538: AP Images/Gautam Singh; p. 542: Les

Stone/The Image Works; p. 543: James M. Henslin; p. 548:

©Ethel

Wolvovitz/The Image Works; p. 552: AP Images/The Standard Examiner,

Robert Johnson; p. 553: Friedrich Stark/Alamy

Chapter 19: p. 556–7: Barros & Barros/The Image Bank/Getty Images;

p. 558: James M. Henslin; p. 560: AP Images/David Longstreath; p. 562:

REUTERS/Asim Tanveer/Landov; p. 564: Angela Hampton Picture Li-

brary/Alamy; p. 567: James M. Henslin; p. 569: AP Images/Rob Grif-

fith; p. 571: AP Images/The Daily Southtown, Art Vassy; p. 573: SAM

MOOY/AFP/Getty Images; p. 577: AP Images/Dale Sparks; p. 578: AP

Images/Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi; p. 580: Los Angeles Times Photo by Mark

Boster; p. 583: David Young-Wolff/PhotoEdit, Inc.; p. 584: Bettmann/

Corbis; p. 586: REUTERS/Viktor Korotayev/Landov; p. 587: Newscom

Chapter 20: p. 590–1: Xinhua/Landov; p. 592: Russell Lee/Getty Im-

ages; p. 596, left: REUTERS/Radu Sigheti/Landov; p. 596, right: David

Paul Morris/Getty Images; p. 598: John Russell/AFP/Getty Images; p.

602: AP Images/Steven Senne; p. 603: Louise Gubb/The Image Works;

p. 604: AP Images/Manish Swarup; p. 605: Stefano Bianchetti/Corbis; p.

606–7: James M. Henslin; p. 612: AP Images/Shiho Fukada; p. 616: AP

Images/Rajesh Nirgude; p. 617: James Henslin; p. 618: Ethel Wolvovitz/

The Image Works; p. 619: Mark J. Barrett/Alamy; p. 620: City Image/

Alamy; p. 622: Cameron Davidson/Stone/Getty Images

Chapter 21: p. 624–5: Fort Worth Star-Telegram/MCT/Landov; p. 626:

Bettmann/Corbis; p. 629: AP Images/Akili-Casundria Ramsess; p. 631:

A. Ramey/PhotoEdit, Inc.; p. 632: Corbis; p. 633: Images.com/Corbis; p.

635: Bettmann/Corbis;

p. 636:

AP Images/Lennox McLendon; p. 637: Ra-

dius Images/Alamy Royalty Free; p. 638: RAVEENDRAN/AFP/Getty Im-

ages Via Newscom; p. 640: Cesar Rangel/AFP/Getty Images; p. 642, left:

LHB Photo/Alamy; p. 642. right: UPI Photo/Landov; p. 644: MICHAEL

SAMOJEDEN/AFP/Getty Images; p. 647, left: Zuma Press Photos via

Newscom; p. 647, right: Kurt Rogers/San Francisco Chronicle/Corbis

Chapter 22: p. 650–1: Michele Falzone/Alamy; p. 652: Bettmann/Cor-

bis; p. 653: Erich Lessing/Art Resource, NY; p. 655: Xinhua/Landov; p.

656, both: James M. Henslin; p. 657: Transit Leipzig/Sovfoto; p. 659: Bill

Bachmann/The Image Works; p. 662, left: Hulton Collection/Liaison/

Getty Images; p. 662, right: Iain Masterton/Alamy; p. 664: David Paul

Morris/Getty Images; p. 665, ENIAC: Bettmann/Corbis; p. 665, iPhone:

YM YIK/epa/Corbis; p. 666: AP Images; p. 667: David Bathgate/Corbis;

taker/Photo Researchers, Inc; p. 668, c: Anup Shah/Animals Animals/Earth

Scenes; p. 668, d: Tom McHugh/Photo Researchers, Inc; p. 670: Aerial

Archives/Alamy; p. 672: Solent News/Splash News via Newscom; p. 673:

Leonid Plotkin/Alamy; p. 675: REUTERS/Beawiharta /Landov; p. 674:

tos003379/Newscom); p. 676: Reuters/Bruno Domingos/Landov