His past positions include: Dean of Undergraduate and Intercollege Curricular Development, University of California, Los Angeles President, Organization of American Historians Dean, Council on Educational Development, University of California, Los Angeles Assistant Professor, Department of History, Princeton University. Nash has been the Director of the National Center for History in the Schools since 1994 and co-chaired the National History Standards Project from 1992-1996. He earned the position of Director of the National Center for History in the Schools at the University of California, Los Angeles, where he taught colonial and revolutionary American history since 1974.
from Princeton University in 1955 and his Ph.D. With Andrea Tyree.Ħ) "Death and Life in a Colonial Immigrant City: A Demographic Analysis of Philadelphia," Journal of Economic History, XXXVII (December, 1977), 863‑889.ħ) "The Population of Eighteenth‑Century Philadelphia," The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, XCIX (July, 1975), 362‑268. George, ed., Material Life in America, 1600‑1860(Northeastern University Press: Boston, 1988), 233‑260 and in Peter Charles Hoffer, ed., The Pace of Change: Politics and Society in Pre‑Revolutionary America (Garland Publishing Inc.: N.Y., 1990).ĥ) "Occupational Hierarchy in the United States: 1789‑1969," Social Forces, 56 (March, 1978), 881‑899.
Hardback and paperback editions.Ĥ) "The Material Lives of Laboring Philadelphians, 1750‑1800," William and Mary Quarterly, XXXVIII, 3d Series (April, 1981), 163‑202. (N.Y.: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1993), 1:483‑494.ģ) "The Vicissitudes of Fortune: The Careers of Laboring Men in Philadelphia, 1750‑1800," in Stephen Innis, ed., Work and Labor in Early America (Institute of Early American History: University of North Carolina Press, 1988), 221‑251. Hardback and paperback (1993).Ģ) "Poverty in Early America," in Encyclopedia of the North American Colonies, Jacob Ernest Cooke et al., eds., 3 vols. Smith,ġ) The "Lower Sort:" Philadelphia's Laboring People, 1750‑1800 (Ithaca, N.Y.: Cornell University Press, 1990). Nash, The Urban Crucible (1979) and the following by Billy G.
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