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Ancient America Before 1492roarksources_ch1_1.html528a7e85757a2e9367000000
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DOCUMENT 1roarksources_ch1_2.html528a7e85757a2e9367000000
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DOCUMENT 1roarksources_ch1_5.html528a7e85757a2e9367000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 1roarksources_ch1_7.html528a7e85757a2e9367000000
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Europeans Encounter the New World 1492–1600roarksources_ch2_1.html528e371d757a2e3813000004
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DOCUMENT 2–1: The King of the Congo Writes to the King of Portugalroarksources_ch2_2.html528e371d757a2e3813000004
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DOCUMENT 2–2: Columbus Describes His First Encounter with “Indians”roarksources_ch2_3.html528e371d757a2e3813000004
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DOCUMENT 2–3: A Conquistador Arrives in Mexico 1519–1520roarksources_ch2_4.html528e371d757a2e3813000004
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DOCUMENT 2–4: A Mexican Description of the Conquest of Mexicoroarksources_ch2_5.html528e371d757a2e3813000004
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DOCUMENT 2–5: Cabeza de Vaca Describes His Captivity among Native Americans in Texas and the Southwest, 1528–1536roarksources_ch2_6.html528e371d757a2e3813000004
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 2roarksources_ch2_8.html528e371d757a2e3813000004
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The Southern Colonies in the Seventeenth Century 1601–1700roarksources_ch3_1.html529a38f7757a2e717b000000
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DOCUMENT 3–1: Richard Frethorne Describes Indentured Servitude in Virginiaroarksources_ch3_2.html529a38f7757a2e717b000000
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DOCUMENT 3–2: Opechancanough’s 1622 Uprising in Virginiaroarksources_ch3_3.html529a38f7757a2e717b000000
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DOCUMENT 3–3: Sex and Race Relationsroarksources_ch3_4.html529a38f7757a2e717b000000
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DOCUMENT 3–4: Bacon’s Rebellionroarksources_ch3_5.html529a38f7757a2e717b000000
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DOCUMENT 3–5: Pedro Naranjo Describes Pueblo Revoltroarksources_ch3_6.html529a38f7757a2e717b000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 3roarksources_ch3_8.html529a38f7757a2e717b000000
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The Northern Colonies in the Seventeenth Century 1601–1700roarksources_ch4_1.html529a52ea757a2e6f0b000000
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DOCUMENT 4–1: The Arbella Sermonroarksources_ch4_2.html529a52ea757a2e6f0b000000
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DOCUMENT 4–2: Observations of New England Indiansroarksources_ch4_3.html529a52ea757a2e6f0b000000
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DOCUMENT 4–3: Wampanoag Grievances at the Outset of King Philip’s Warroarksources_ch4_4.html529a52ea757a2e6f0b000000
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DOCUMENT 4–4: A Provincial Government Enacts Legislationroarksources_ch4_5.html529a52ea757a2e6f0b000000
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DOCUMENT 4–5: Words of the Bewitchedroarksources_ch4_6.html529a52ea757a2e6f0b000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 4roarksources_ch4_8.html529a52ea757a2e6f0b000000
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Colonial America in the Eighteenth Century 1701–1770roarksources_ch5_1.html529cc580757a2e8f09000000
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DOCUMENT 5–1: Elizabeth Ashbridge Becomes an Indentured Servant in New Yorkroarksources_ch5_2.html529cc580757a2e8f09000000
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DOCUMENT 5–2: Poor Richard’s Adviceroarksources_ch5_3.html529cc580757a2e8f09000000
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DOCUMENT 5–3: An Anglican Criticizes New Light Baptists and Presbyterians in the South Carolina Backcountryroarksources_ch5_4.html529cc580757a2e8f09000000
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DOCUMENT 5–4: Advertisements for Runaway Slavesroarksources_ch5_5.html529cc580757a2e8f09000000
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DOCUMENT 5–5: A Moravian Missionary Interviews Slaves in the West Indies, 1767–1768roarksources_ch5_6.html529cc580757a2e8f09000000
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Comparative Questionsroarksources_ch5_7.html529cc580757a2e8f09000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 5roarksources_ch5_8.html529cc580757a2e8f09000000
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Chapter 6: The British Empire and the Colonial Crisis 1754–1775roarksources_ch6_1.html529cd0c3757a2ef209000000
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DOCUMENT 6–1: Mary Jemison Is Captured by Seneca Indians during the Seven Years’ Warroarksources_ch6_2.html529cd0c3757a2ef209000000
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DOCUMENT 6–2: An Oration on the Second Anniversary of the Boston Massacreroarksources_ch6_3.html529cd0c3757a2ef209000000
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DOCUMENT 6–3: A Boston Shoemaker Recalls British Arrogance and the Boston Tea Partyroarksources_ch6_4.html529cd0c3757a2ef209000000
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DOCUMENT 6–4: Daniel Leonard Argues for Loyalty to the British Empireroarksources_ch6_5.html529cd0c3757a2ef209000000
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DOCUMENT 6–5: Edmund Burke Urges Reconciliation with the Coloniesroarksources_ch6_6.html529cd0c3757a2ef209000000
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Comparative Questionsroarksources_ch6_7.html529cd0c3757a2ef209000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 6roarksources_ch6_8.html529cd0c3757a2ef209000000
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The War for America 1775–1783roarksources_ch7_1.html529d04e5757a2ea50c000000
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DOCUMENT 7–1: Thomas Paine Makes the Case for Independenceroarksources_ch7_2.html529d04e5757a2ea50c000000
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DOCUMENT 7–2: Letters of John and Abigail Adamsroarksources_ch7_3.html529d04e5757a2ea50c000000
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DOCUMENT 7–3: J. Hector St. John de Crevecoeur Describes the Distresses of a Frontier Farmer during the Revolutionroarksources_ch7_4.html529d04e5757a2ea50c000000
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DOCUMENT 7–4: Boston King Seeks Freedom by Running Away to the British Armyroarksources_ch7_5.html529d04e5757a2ea50c000000
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DOCUMENT 7–5: Joseph Brant Appeals to British Allies to Keep Promisesroarksources_ch7_6.html529d04e5757a2ea50c000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 7 roarksources_ch7_8.html529d04e5757a2ea50c000000
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Building a Republic 1775–1789roarksources_ch8_1.html529d1bb7757a2e3f0d000000
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DOCUMENT 8–1: Richard Allen Founds the First African Methodist Churchroarksources_ch8_2.html529d1bb7757a2e3f0d000000
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DOCUMENT 8–2: Thomas Jefferson on Slavery and Raceroarksources_ch8_3.html529d1bb7757a2e3f0d000000
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DOCUMENT 8–3: Benjamin Rush Proposes a Proper Education for a Republicroarksources_ch8_4.html529d1bb7757a2e3f0d000000
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DOCUMENT 8–4: Making the Case for the Constitutionroarksources_ch8_5.html529d1bb7757a2e3f0d000000
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DOCUMENT 8–5: Mercy Otis Warren Opposes the Constitutionroarksources_ch8_6.html529d1bb7757a2e3f0d000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 8roarksources_ch8_8.html529d1bb7757a2e3f0d000000
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The New Nation Takes Form 1789–1800roarksources_ch9_1.html529d1e3b757a2e3f0d000001
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DOCUMENT 9–1: Alexander Hamilton on the Economyroarksources_ch9_2.html529d1e3b757a2e3f0d000001
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DOCUMENT 9–2: Mary Dewees Moves West to Kentuckyroarksources_ch9_3.html529d1e3b757a2e3f0d000001
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DOCUMENT 9–3: Judith Sargent Murray Insists on the Equality of the Sexesroarksources_ch9_4.html529d1e3b757a2e3f0d000001
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DOCUMENT 9–4: A French Sugar Planter Describes the French and Saint Domingue Revolutionsroarksources_ch9_5.html529d1e3b757a2e3f0d000001
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DOCUMENT 9–5: President George Washington’s Parting Advice to the Nationroarksources_ch9_6.html529d1e3b757a2e3f0d000001
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 9roarksources_ch9_8.html529d1e3b757a2e3f0d000001
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Republicans in Power 1800–1824roarksources_ch10_1.html529d21bc757a2efd0c000000
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DOCUMENT 10–1: President Thomas Jefferson’s Private and Public Indian Policyroarksources_ch10_2.html529d21bc757a2efd0c000000
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DOCUMENT 10–2: Meriwether Lewis Describes the Shoshoneroarksources_ch10_3.html529d21bc757a2efd0c000000
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DOCUMENT 10–3: A Slave Demands That Thomas Jefferson Abolish Slaveryroarksources_ch10_4.html529d21bc757a2efd0c000000
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DOCUMENT 10–4: James Forten Protests Pennsylvania Law Threatening Enslavement of Free African Americansroarksources_ch10_5.html529d21bc757a2efd0c000000
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DOCUMENT 10–5: James Hamilton’s Path to Enlistment during the War of 1812roarksources_ch10_6.html529d21bc757a2efd0c000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 10roarksources_ch10_8.html529d21bc757a2efd0c000000
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The Expanding Republic 1815–1840roarksources_ch11_1.html529d2542757a2ec50c000000
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DOCUMENT 11–1: President Andrew Jackson’s Parting Words to the Nationroarksources_ch11_2.html529d2542757a2ec50c000000
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DOCUMENT 11–2: Cherokees Debate Removalroarksources_ch11_3.html529d2542757a2ec50c000000
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DOCUMENT 11–3: Alexis de Tocqueville Describes the Three Races in the United Statesroarksources_ch11_4.html529d2542757a2ec50c000000
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DOCUMENT 11–4: David Walker Demands Emancipationroarksources_ch11_5.html529d2542757a2ec50c000000
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DOCUMENT 11–5: Sarah Grimké on the Status of Womenroarksources_ch11_6.html529d2542757a2ec50c000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 11roarksources_ch11_8.html529d2542757a2ec50c000000
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The New West and the Free North 1840–1860roarksources_ch12_1.html529d2900757a2e2c0d000000
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DOCUMENT 12–1: Abraham Lincoln Explains the Free-Labor Systemroarksources_ch12_2.html529d2900757a2e2c0d000000
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DOCUMENT 12–2: The Anxiety of Gain: Henry W. Bellows on Commerce and Moralityroarksources_ch12_3.html529d2900757a2e2c0d000000
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DOCUMENT 12–3: Gold Feverroarksources_ch12_4.html529d2900757a2e2c0d000000
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DOCUMENT 12–4: That Woman Is Man’s Equal: The Seneca Falls Declarationroarksources_ch12_5.html529d2900757a2e2c0d000000
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DOCUMENT 12–5: A Farmer’s View of His Wiferoarksources_ch12_6.html529d2900757a2e2c0d000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 12 roarksources_ch12_8.html529d2900757a2e2c0d000000
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The Slave South 1820–1860roarksources_ch13_1.html529e56d3757a2ebb1d000000
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DOCUMENT 13–1: Madison Hemings Recalls Life as Thomas Jefferson’s Enslaved Sonroarksources_ch13_2.html529e56d3757a2ebb1d000000
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DOCUMENT 13–2: Plantation Rulesroarksources_ch13_3.html529e56d3757a2ebb1d000000
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DOCUMENT 13–3: Fanny Kemble Learns about Abuses of Slave Womenroarksources_ch13_4.html529e56d3757a2ebb1d000000
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DOCUMENT 13–4: Nat Turner Explains Why He Became an Insurrectionistroarksources_ch13_5.html529e56d3757a2ebb1d000000
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DOCUMENT 13–5: The Proslavery Argumentroarksources_ch13_6.html529e56d3757a2ebb1d000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 13 roarksources_ch13_8.html529e56d3757a2ebb1d000000
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The House Divided 1846–1861roarksources_ch14_1.html529e5ba6757a2edb1d000000
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DOCUMENT 14–1: The Kansas–Nebraska Actroarksources_ch14_2.html529e5ba6757a2edb1d000000
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DOCUMENT 14–2: The Antislavery Constitutionroarksources_ch14_3.html529e5ba6757a2edb1d000000
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DOCUMENT 14–3: The Proslavery Constitutionroarksources_ch14_4.html529e5ba6757a2edb1d000000
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DOCUMENT 14–4: Levi Coffin Describes Margaret Garner’s Attempt to Escape Slaveryroarksources_ch14_5.html529e5ba6757a2edb1d000000
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DOCUMENT 14–5: Abolitionist Lydia Maria Child Defends John Brown and Attacks the Slave Powerroarksources_ch14_6.html529e5ba6757a2edb1d000000
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Comparative Questionsroarksources_ch14_7.html529e5ba6757a2edb1d000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 14 roarksources_ch14_8.html529e5ba6757a2edb1d000000
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Reconstruction 1863–1877roarksources_ch16_1.html529e628e757a2ecb1d000000
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DOCUMENT 16–1: Carl Schurz Reports on the Condition of the Defeated Southroarksources_ch16_2.html529e628e757a2ecb1d000000
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DOCUMENT 16–2: Black Codes Enacted in the Southroarksources_ch16_3.html529e628e757a2ecb1d000000
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DOCUMENT 16–3: Former Slaves Seek to Reunite Their Familiesroarksources_ch16_4.html529e628e757a2ecb1d000000
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DOCUMENT 16–4: Planter Louis Manigault Visits His Plantations and Former Slavesroarksources_ch16_5.html529e628e757a2ecb1d000000
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DOCUMENT 16–5: Klan Violence against Blacksroarksources_ch16_6.html529e628e757a2ecb1d000000
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The Contested West 1865–1900roarksources_ch17_1.html529e66be757a2e2b1e000000
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DOCUMENT 17–1: Pun Chi Appeals to Congress in Behalf of Chinese Immigrants in Californiaroarksources_ch17_2.html529e66be757a2e2b1e000000
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DOCUMENT 17–2: Mattie Oblinger Describes Life on a Nebraska Homesteadroarksources_ch17_3.html529e66be757a2e2b1e000000
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DOCUMENT 17–3: Texas Rangers on the Mexican Borderroarksources_ch17_4.html529e66be757a2e2b1e000000
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DOCUMENT 17–4: In-mut-too-yah-lat-lat Describes White Encroachmentroarksources_ch17_5.html529e66be757a2e2b1e000000
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DOCUMENT 17–5: A Plea to “Citizenize” Indiansroarksources_ch17_6.html529e66be757a2e2b1e000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 17 roarksources_ch17_8.html529e66be757a2e2b1e000000
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Business and Politics in the Gilded Age 1870–1895roarksources_ch18_1.html529e69a3757a2ecc1e000000
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DOCUMENT 18–1: Marshall Kirkman Likens Railroad Corporations to Armiesroarksources_ch18_2.html529e69a3757a2ecc1e000000
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DOCUMENT 18–2: William Graham Sumner on Social Obligationsroarksources_ch18_3.html529e69a3757a2ecc1e000000
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DOCUMENT 18–3: Henry Demarest Lloyd Attacks Monopoliesroarksources_ch18_4.html529e69a3757a2ecc1e000000
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DOCUMENT 18–4: Andrew Carnegie Explains the Gospel of Wealthroarksources_ch18_5.html529e69a3757a2ecc1e000000
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DOCUMENT 18–5: Henry George Explains Why Poverty Is a Crimeroarksources_ch18_6.html529e69a3757a2ecc1e000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 18 roarksources_ch18_8.html529e69a3757a2ecc1e000000
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The City and Its Workers 1870–1900roarksources_ch19_1.html529e6b6a757a2e861e000000
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DOCUMENT 19–1: A Textile Worker Explains the Labor Marketroarksources_ch19_2.html529e6b6a757a2e861e000000
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DOCUMENT 19–2: Domestic Servants on Household Workroarksources_ch19_3.html529e6b6a757a2e861e000000
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DOCUMENT 19–3: Jacob Riis Describes Abandoned Babies in New York City’s Slumsroarksources_ch19_4.html529e6b6a757a2e861e000000
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DOCUMENT 19–4: Walter Wyckoff Listens to Revolutionary Workers in Chicagoroarksources_ch19_5.html529e6b6a757a2e861e000000
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DOCUMENT 19–5: George Washington Plunkitt Explains Politicsroarksources_ch19_6.html529e6b6a757a2e861e000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 19 roarksources_ch19_8.html529e6b6a757a2e861e000000
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Dissent, Depression, and War 1890–1900roarksources_ch20_1.html529e6dd0757a2e101f000000
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DOCUMENT 20–1: Mary Elizabeth Lease Reports on Women in the Farmers’ Allianceroarksources_ch20_2.html529e6dd0757a2e101f000000
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DOCUMENT 20–2: White Supremacy in Wilmington, North Carolinaroarksources_ch20_3.html529e6dd0757a2e101f000000
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DOCUMENT 20–3: Pinkertons Defeated at Homesteadroarksources_ch20_4.html529e6dd0757a2e101f000000
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DOCUMENT 20–4: Conflicting Views about Labor Unionsroarksources_ch20_5.html529e6dd0757a2e101f000000
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DOCUMENT 20–5: Emilio Aguinaldo Criticizes American Imperialism in the Philippinesroarksources_ch20_6.html529e6dd0757a2e101f000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 20 roarksources_ch20_8.html529e6dd0757a2e101f000000
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Progressivism from the Grass Roots to the White House 1890–1916roarksources_ch21_1.html529e6fcb757a2ef01e000000
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DOCUMENT 21–1: Jane Addams on Settlement Housesroarksources_ch21_2.html529e6fcb757a2ef01e000000
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DOCUMENT 21–2: A Sociologist Studies Working-Class Saloons in Chicagoroarksources_ch21_3.html529e6fcb757a2ef01e000000
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DOCUMENT 21–3: Mother Jones on the Futility of Class Harmonyroarksources_ch21_4.html529e6fcb757a2ef01e000000
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DOCUMENT 21–4: Marie Jenney Howe Parodies the Opposition to Women’s Suffrageroarksources_ch21_5.html529e6fcb757a2ef01e000000
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DOCUMENT 21–5: Booker T. Washington on Racial Accommodationroarksources_ch21_6.html529e6fcb757a2ef01e000000
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DOCUMENT 21–6: W. E. B. Du Bois on Racial Equalityroarksources_ch21_7.html529e6fcb757a2ef01e000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 21 roarksources_ch21_9.html529e6fcb757a2ef01e000000
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World War I: The Progressive Crusade at Home and Abroad 1914–1920roarksources_ch22_1.html529e73c2757a2e111f000000
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DOCUMENT 22–1: The North American Review Considers War a Blessing, Not a Curseroarksources_ch22_2.html529e73c2757a2e111f000000
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DOCUMENT 22–2: Eugene V. Debs Attacks Capitalist Warmongersroarksources_ch22_3.html529e73c2757a2e111f000000
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DOCUMENT 22–3: A Doughboy’s Letter from the Frontroarksources_ch22_4.html529e73c2757a2e111f000000
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DOCUMENT 22–4: Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer Defends America from Communistsroarksources_ch22_5.html529e73c2757a2e111f000000
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DOCUMENT 22–5: An African American Responds to the Chicago Race Riotroarksources_ch22_6.html529e73c2757a2e111f000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 22 roarksources_ch22_8.html529e73c2757a2e111f000000
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From New Era to Great Depression 1920–1932roarksources_ch23_1.html529e763b757a2e131f000000
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DOCUMENT 23–1: Edward Earle Purinton Celebrates American Business as the Salvation of the Worldroarksources_ch23_2.html529e763b757a2e131f000000
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DOCUMENT 23–2: Reinhold Niebuhr on Christianity in Detroitroarksources_ch23_3.html529e763b757a2e131f000000
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DOCUMENT 23–3: The Ku Klux Klan Defends Americanismroarksources_ch23_4.html529e763b757a2e131f000000
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DOCUMENT 23–4: Mothers Seek Freedom from Unwanted Pregnanciesroarksources_ch23_5.html529e763b757a2e131f000000
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DOCUMENT 23–5: Marcus Garvey Explains the Goals of the Universal Negro Improvement Associationroarksources_ch23_6.html529e763b757a2e131f000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 23 roarksources_ch23_8.html529e763b757a2e131f000000
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The New Deal Experiment 1932–1939roarksources_ch24_1.html529e7a3f757a2e611f000001
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DOCUMENT 24–1: Martha Gellhorn Reports on Conditions in North Carolina in 1934roarksources_ch24_2.html529e7a3f757a2e611f000001
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DOCUMENT 24–2: Working People’s Letters to New Dealersroarksources_ch24_3.html529e7a3f757a2e611f000001
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DOCUMENT 24–3: Huey Long Proposes Redistribution of Wealthroarksources_ch24_4.html529e7a3f757a2e611f000001
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DOCUMENT 24–4: A Mexican American Farmworker Describes the Importance of Sticking Togetherroarksources_ch24_5.html529e7a3f757a2e611f000001
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DOCUMENT 24–5: Conservatives Criticize the New Dealroarksources_ch24_6.html529e7a3f757a2e611f000001
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 24 roarksources_ch24_8.html529e7a3f757a2e611f000001
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The United States and the Second World War 1939–1945roarksources_ch25_1.html529e7c9c757a2e341f000000
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DOCUMENT 25–1: President Franklin D. Roosevelt Requests Declaration of War on Japanroarksources_ch25_2.html529e7c9c757a2e341f000000
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DOCUMENT 25–2: A Japanese American War Hero Recalls Pearl Harborroarksources_ch25_3.html529e7c9c757a2e341f000000
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DOCUMENT 25–3: The Holocaust: A Journalist Reports on Nazi Massacres of Jewsroarksources_ch25_4.html529e7c9c757a2e341f000000
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DOCUMENT 25–4: Soldiers Send Messages Homeroarksources_ch25_5.html529e7c9c757a2e341f000000
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DOCUMENT 25–5: Rosies the Riveter Recall Working in War Industriesroarksources_ch25_6.html529e7c9c757a2e341f000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 25 roarksources_ch25_8.html529e7c9c757a2e341f000000
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Cold War Politics in the Truman Years 1945–1953roarksources_ch26_1.html529e7e6c757a2e131f000001
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DOCUMENT 26–1: General Marshall Summarizes the Lessons of World War IIroarksources_ch26_2.html529e7e6c757a2e131f000001
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DOCUMENT 26–2: George F. Kennan Outlines Containmentroarksources_ch26_3.html529e7e6c757a2e131f000001
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DOCUMENT 26–3: Cold War Blueprintroarksources_ch26_4.html529e7e6c757a2e131f000001
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DOCUMENT 26–4: Senator Joseph McCarthy Hunts Communistsroarksources_ch26_5.html529e7e6c757a2e131f000001
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DOCUMENT 26–5: A Veteran Recalls Combat in the Korean Warroarksources_ch26_6.html529e7e6c757a2e131f000001
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 26roarksources_ch26_8.html529e7e6c757a2e131f000001
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The Politics and Culture of Abundance 1952–1960roarksources_ch27_1.html529e8017757a2ed41f000000
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DOCUMENT 27–1: Edith M. Stern Attacks the Domestic Bondage of Womenroarksources_ch27_2.html529e8017757a2ed41f000000
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DOCUMENT 27–2: Vance Packard Analyzes the Age of Affluenceroarksources_ch27_3.html529e8017757a2ed41f000000
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DOCUMENT 27–3: George E. McMillan Reports on Racial Conditions in the South in 1960roarksources_ch27_4.html529e8017757a2ed41f000000
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DOCUMENT 27–4: Civil Defense in the Nuclear Shadowroarksources_ch27_5.html529e8017757a2ed41f000000
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DOCUMENT 27–5: President Dwight D. Eisenhower Warns about the Military-Industrial Complexroarksources_ch27_6.html529e8017757a2ed41f000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 27roarksources_ch27_8.html529e8017757a2ed41f000000
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Reform, Rebellion, and Reaction 1960–1974roarksources_ch28_1.html529f69e8757a2e6331000000
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DOCUMENT 28–1: New Left Students Seek Democratic Social Changeroarksources_ch28_2.html529f69e8757a2e6331000000
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DOCUMENT 28–2: Martin Luther King Jr. Explains Nonviolent Resistanceroarksources_ch28_3.html529f69e8757a2e6331000000
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DOCUMENT 28–3: George C. Wallace Denounces the Civil Rights Movementroarksources_ch28_4.html529f69e8757a2e6331000000
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DOCUMENT 28–4: Black Powerroarksources_ch28_5.html529f69e8757a2e6331000000
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DOCUMENT 28–5: Equal Rights for Womenroarksources_ch28_6.html529f69e8757a2e6331000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 28 roarksources_ch28_8.html529f69e8757a2e6331000000
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Vietnam and the End of the Cold War Consensus 1961–1975roarksources_ch29_1.html529f6c22757a2e7a31000000
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DOCUMENT 29–1: President Kennedy Explains Why We Are in Vietnamroarksources_ch29_2.html529f6c22757a2e7a31000000
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DOCUMENT 29–2: A Secret Government Assessment of the Vietnam Warroarksources_ch29_3.html529f6c22757a2e7a31000000
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DOCUMENT 29–3: Military Discipline in an Unpopular Warroarksources_ch29_4.html529f6c22757a2e7a31000000
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DOCUMENT 29–4: An American Soldier in Vietnamroarksources_ch29_5.html529f6c22757a2e7a31000000
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DOCUMENT 29–5: John Kerry Denounces the Vietnam Warroarksources_ch29_6.html529f6c22757a2e7a31000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 29 roarksources_ch29_8.html529f6c22757a2e7a31000000
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America Moves to the Right 1969–1989roarksources_ch30_1.html529f6ee7757a2e9631000000
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DOCUMENT 30–1: The Watergate Tapes: Nixon, Dean, and Haldeman Discuss the Cancer within the Presidencyroarksources_ch30_2.html529f6ee7757a2e9631000000
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DOCUMENT 30–2: Roe v. Wade and Abortion Rightsroarksources_ch30_3.html529f6ee7757a2e9631000000
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DOCUMENT 30–3: Norma McCorvey Explains How She Became “Roe” of Roe v. Waderoarksources_ch30_4.html529f6ee7757a2e9631000000
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DOCUMENT 30–4: President Ronald Reagan Defends American Moralityroarksources_ch30_5.html529f6ee7757a2e9631000000
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DOCUMENT 30–5: A Vietnamese Immigrant on the West Coastroarksources_ch30_6.html529f6ee7757a2e9631000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 30 roarksources_ch30_8.html529f6ee7757a2e9631000000
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The Promises and Challenges of Globalization Since 1989roarksources_ch31_1.html529f76bd757a2ed531000000
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DOCUMENT 31–1: National Security of the United States Requires Preemptive Warroarksources_ch31_2.html529f76bd757a2ed531000000
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DOCUMENT 31–2: A Captured 9/11 Terrorist Confessesroarksources_ch31_3.html529f76bd757a2ed531000000
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DOCUMENT 31–3: A Christian Leader Argues That Evangelical Christianity Has Been Hijackedroarksources_ch31_4.html529f76bd757a2ed531000000
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DOCUMENT 31–4: Joseph Stiglitz Describes Capitalist Fools’ Responsibility for the Economic Crisisroarksources_ch31_5.html529f76bd757a2ed531000000
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DOCUMENT 31–5: President Barack Obama Declares a New Beginning in U.S. Relations with the Muslim Worldroarksources_ch31_6.html529f76bd757a2ed531000000
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Quiz for Reading the American Past, Chapter 31 roarksources_ch31_8.html529f76bd757a2ed531000000
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Copyright pageroarksources_fm01_2.html52a0ee41757a2e2244000000
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Preface for Instructorsroarksources_fm01_3.html52a0ee41757a2e2244000000
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Creditsroarksources_fm01_4.html52a0ee41757a2e2244000000
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Introduction for Studentsroarksources_fm01_5.html52a0ee41757a2e2244000000
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FLAWS OF MEMORYroarksources_fm01_6.html52a0ee41757a2e2244000000
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DOCUMENTS AS HISTORICAL SNAPSHOTSroarksources_fm01_7.html52a0ee41757a2e2244000000
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DOCUMENTS CAPTURE DIVERSE VOICES AND EXPERIENCESroarksources_fm01_8.html52a0ee41757a2e2244000000
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DOCUMENTS BRING YOU FACE-TO-FACE WITH THE PASTroarksources_fm01_9.html52a0ee41757a2e2244000000
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READING AND UNDERSTANDING DOCUMENTSroarksources_fm01_10.html52a0ee41757a2e2244000000
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ESTABLISH THE HISTORICAL CONTEXTroarksources_fm01_11.html52a0ee41757a2e2244000000
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THE VALUE OF DOCUMENTSroarksources_fm01_12.html52a0ee41757a2e2244000000
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The Crucible of War 1861–1865roarksources_ch15_1.html52a795f9757a2e5775000000
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