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Learning Objective for Revolutionary Women’s Eighteenth-Century Reading and Writing: Beyond “Remember the Ladies”bdcus_ch1_1.html536144c5757a2ec416000000
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Introductionbdcus_ch1_2.html536144c5757a2ec416000000
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Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch1_3.html536144c5757a2ec416000000
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Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch1_4.html536144c5757a2ec416000000
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Silk Marriage Quilt Created by Hannah Callender and Two Cousins, 1761bdcus_ch1_5.html536144c5757a2ec416000000
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Hannah Callender, Excerpt from Diary Entry, February 1758bdcus_ch1_6.html536144c5757a2ec416000000
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Hannah Callender, Excerpt from Diary Entry, October 1758bdcus_ch1_7.html536144c5757a2ec416000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch1_7_dlap.xml536144c5757a2ec416000000
Joseph Addison, The Spectator, Essay No. 397, June 5, 1712 bdcus_ch1_8.html536144c5757a2ec416000000
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Susanna Wright, Excerpt from “Anna Boylens Letter to King Henry the 8th,” c. 1720bdcus_ch1_9.html536144c5757a2ec416000000
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Hannah Griffitts, “The Female Patriots,” 1768bdcus_ch1_10.html536144c5757a2ec416000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch1_10_dlap.xml536144c5757a2ec416000000
Quizbdcus_ch1_11.html536144c5757a2ec416000000
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Project Questionsbdcus_ch1_12.html536144c5757a2ec416000000
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Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch1_13.html536144c5757a2ec416000000
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Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch1_14.html536144c5757a2ec416000000
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Rubric for Grading Essay-Based Assignmentsbdcus_ch1_15.html536144c5757a2ec416000000
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Learning Objective for The California Gold Rush: A Trans-Pacific Phenomenonbdcus_ch2_1.html537bfd47757a2e7f71000000
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Introductionbdcus_ch2_2.html537bfd47757a2e7f71000000
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Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch2_3.html537bfd47757a2e7f71000000
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Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch2_4.html537bfd47757a2e7f71000000
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Edward Kemble, “San Francisco, 1848, First Drops of the Golden Shower,” Sacramento Daily Union, Saturday, March 22, 1873 bdcus_ch2_5.html537bfd47757a2e7f71000000
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James K. Polk, Excerpt from State of the Union Address, December 5, 1848bdcus_ch2_6.html537bfd47757a2e7f71000000
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“O Boys I’ve Struck It Heavy!” (sketch from miner’s journal), 1853bdcus_ch2_7.html537bfd47757a2e7f71000000
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“Chinese, Gold Mining in California” (image from magazine; author and date unknown)bdcus_ch2_8.html537bfd47757a2e7f71000000
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Foreign Miners License Stub, 1853bdcus_ch2_9.html537bfd47757a2e7f71000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch2_9_dlap.xml537bfd47757a2e7f71000000
“An Act to Prohibit Natives from Leaving the Islands,” The Polynesian, September 7, 1850 (attributed to King Kamehameha III) bdcus_ch2_10.html537bfd47757a2e7f71000000
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Excerpt from the Diary of Miner Alfred Doten, December 22, 1851bdcus_ch2_11.html537bfd47757a2e7f71000000
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Louise Clappe, Excerpt from the “Shirley Letters,” 1851bdcus_ch2_12.html537bfd47757a2e7f71000000
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Quizbdcus_ch2_13.html537bfd47757a2e7f71000000
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Project Questionsbdcus_ch2_14.html537bfd47757a2e7f71000000
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Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch2_15.html537bfd47757a2e7f71000000
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Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch2_16.html537bfd47757a2e7f71000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch2_16_dlap.xml537bfd47757a2e7f71000000
Rubric for Grading Essay-Based Assignmentsbdcus_ch2_17.html537bfd47757a2e7f71000000
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Learning Objective for Bleeding Kansas: A Small Civil Warbdcus_ch3_1.html537c1702757a2e7079000000
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Introductionbdcus_ch3_2.html537c1702757a2e7079000000
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Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch3_3.html537c1702757a2e7079000000
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Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch3_4.html537c1702757a2e7079000000
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“An Act to Organize the Territories of Nebraska and Kansas,” May 30, 1854bdcus_ch3_5.html537c1702757a2e7079000000
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“Proslavery Men Voting in Kansas,” c. 1855bdcus_ch3_6.html537c1702757a2e7079000000
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Excerpt from Sara T. L. Robinson, Kansas; Its Interior and Exterior Life, 1856 bdcus_ch3_7.html537c1702757a2e7079000000
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Atchison Squatter Sovereign, March 6, 1855, and June 10, 1856 bdcus_ch3_8.html537c1702757a2e7079000000
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Excerpt from Kansas Territorial Census, District 8, February 1855bdcus_ch3_9.html537c1702757a2e7079000000
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Excerpt from John Brown’s Letter, June 1856bdcus_ch3_10.html537c1702757a2e7079000000
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John Greenleaf Whittier, “The Kansas Emigrant Song,” 1854bdcus_ch3_11.html537c1702757a2e7079000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch3_11_dlap.xml537c1702757a2e7079000000
Stephen A. Douglas, Extracts from Speeches in the Senate, January 30, 1854, and March 3, 1854bdcus_ch3_12.html537c1702757a2e7079000000
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Abraham Lincoln, Excerpts from the Peoria Speech, October 16, 1854bdcus_ch3_13.html537c1702757a2e7079000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch3_13_dlap.xml537c1702757a2e7079000000
Charles Robinson, Excerpts from July Fourth Oration, 1855, Lawrence Herald of Freedom, July 7, 1855 bdcus_ch3_14.html537c1702757a2e7079000000
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General John Calhoun’s Speech to the Free-State Constitutional Convention, Topeka, Kansas, 1855bdcus_ch3_15.html537c1702757a2e7079000000
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Quizbdcus_ch3_16.html537c1702757a2e7079000000
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Project Questionsbdcus_ch3_17.html537c1702757a2e7079000000
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Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch3_18.html537c1702757a2e7079000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch3_18_dlap.xml537c1702757a2e7079000000
Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch3_19.html537c1702757a2e7079000000
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Rubric for Grading Essay-Based Assignmentsbdcus_ch3_20.html537c1702757a2e7079000000
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Learning Objective for What Caused the Civil War?bdcus_ch4_1.html537d6412757a2e115c000000
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Introductionbdcus_ch4_2.html537d6412757a2e115c000000
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Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch4_3.html537d6412757a2e115c000000
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Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch4_4.html537d6412757a2e115c000000
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Abraham Lincoln, Excerpt from “House Divided,” June 16, 1858bdcus_ch4_5.html537d6412757a2e115c000000
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William Seward, Excerpt from “On the Irrepressible Conflict,” October 25, 1858bdcus_ch4_6.html537d6412757a2e115c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch4_6_dlap.xml537d6412757a2e115c000000
Mississippi Declaration of the Causes of Secession, January 9, 1861bdcus_ch4_7.html537d6412757a2e115c000000
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Alexander H. Stephens, Excerpt from “Cornerstone” Speech, March 21, 1861bdcus_ch4_8.html537d6412757a2e115c000000
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Abraham Lincoln, Second Inaugural Address, March 4, 1865bdcus_ch4_9.html537d6412757a2e115c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch4_9_dlap.xml537d6412757a2e115c000000
Alexander H. Stephens, Excerpt from A Constitutional View of the Late War Between the States: Causes, Character, Conduct and Results, 1868 bdcus_ch4_10.html537d6412757a2e115c000000
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Charleston (SC) Mercury, “The Plan of Insurrection,” November 1, 1859 bdcus_ch4_11.html537d6412757a2e115c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch4_11_dlap.xml537d6412757a2e115c000000
Greenville (SC) Southern Enterprise, Letter to the Citizens of the Greenville District, November 22, 1860 bdcus_ch4_12.html537d6412757a2e115c000000
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New York Times, “Peaceable Secession,” December 18, 1860 bdcus_ch4_13.html537d6412757a2e115c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch4_13_dlap.xml537d6412757a2e115c000000
Quizbdcus_ch4_14.html537d6412757a2e115c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch4_14_dlap.xml537d6412757a2e115c000000
Project Questionsbdcus_ch4_15.html537d6412757a2e115c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch4_15_dlap.xml537d6412757a2e115c000000
Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch4_16.html537d6412757a2e115c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch4_16_dlap.xml537d6412757a2e115c000000
Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch4_17.html537d6412757a2e115c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch4_17_dlap.xml537d6412757a2e115c000000
Rubric for Grading Essay-Based Assignmentsbdcus_ch4_18.html537d6412757a2e115c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch4_18_dlap.xml537d6412757a2e115c000000
Learning Objective for Louisa Cousselle: Reconstructing a Life in the Westbdcus_ch5_1.html537d735a757a2ef15b000000
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Introductionbdcus_ch5_2.html537d735a757a2ef15b000000
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Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch5_3.html537d735a757a2ef15b000000
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Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch5_4.html537d735a757a2ef15b000000
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Joseph Cousselle and Louisa Langley, Marriage License, 1853bdcus_ch5_5.html537d735a757a2ef15b000000
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Ship’s Passenger List, American Eagle, 1853 bdcus_ch5_6.html537d735a757a2ef15b000000
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Internal Revenue Service, Nevada Tax List, Nevada, 1865bdcus_ch5_7.html537d735a757a2ef15b000000
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Fire Losses, Helena, Lewis & Clark County, Montana Territory, 1874bdcus_ch5_8.html537d735a757a2ef15b000000
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U.S. Manuscript Census, Gallatin County, Bozeman, Montana, 1880bdcus_ch5_9.html537d735a757a2ef15b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch5_9_dlap.xml537d735a757a2ef15b000000
Louisa Cousselle, Excerpt from Will & Probate, 1883 and 1886bdcus_ch5_10.html537d735a757a2ef15b000000
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“Death of Mrs. Lou,” Avant Courier (Bozeman, Montana Territory), June 26, 1886 bdcus_ch5_11.html537d735a757a2ef15b000000
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Louisa Cousselle’s Gravestone, Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn, New Yorkbdcus_ch5_12.html537d735a757a2ef15b000000
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Tax List, Helena, Lewis & Clark County, Montana Territory, 1867bdcus_ch5_13.html537d735a757a2ef15b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch5_13_dlap.xml537d735a757a2ef15b000000
U.S. Census Bureau, Census List for Helena, Lewis & Clark County, Montana Territory, 1870bdcus_ch5_14.html537d735a757a2ef15b000000
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“Montana Mention,” Daily Yellowstone Journal (Miles City, Montana), March 6, 1886 bdcus_ch5_15.html537d735a757a2ef15b000000
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300 Block Carlton Avenue, Brooklyn, New York, 2009bdcus_ch5_16.html537d735a757a2ef15b000000
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Quizbdcus_ch5_17.html537d735a757a2ef15b000000
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Project Questionsbdcus_ch5_18.html537d735a757a2ef15b000000
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Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch5_19.html537d735a757a2ef15b000000
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Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch5_20.html537d735a757a2ef15b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch5_20_dlap.xml537d735a757a2ef15b000000
Rubric for Grading Essay-Based Assignmentsbdcus_ch5_21.html537d735a757a2ef15b000000
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Learning Objective for The Human Cost of an Emerging Industrial Economy: Coal Mining Disasters in the Westbdcus_ch6_1.html537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
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Introductionbdcus_ch6_2.html537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
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Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch6_3.html537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch6_3_dlap.xml537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch6_4.html537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
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“Bodies Indicate Instant Death of All 55 Miners,” Trinidad Advertiser, October 12, 1910 bdcus_ch6_5.html537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch6_5_dlap.xml537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
Frances Flora Bond Palmer, Across the Continent: “Westward the Course of Empire Takes Its Way,” 1868 bdcus_ch6_6.html537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
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Views of the Coal-Powered West: Photos of Pueblo and Denverbdcus_ch6_7.html537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
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Two Photographs of Primero, Coloradobdcus_ch6_8.html537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch6_8_dlap.xml537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
Indemnity Ledger for Victims of the Delagua Explosion, Victor-American Fuel Company, 1910bdcus_ch6_9.html537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch6_9_dlap.xml537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
Newspaper Editors Weigh In on Preventing Future Disasters: The Denver Republican and the Fort Collins Courier bdcus_ch6_10.html537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch6_10_dlap.xml537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
Letter from Robert Uhlich, Local Union Leader, to the Deputy Labor Commissioner of Colorado, July 17, 1910bdcus_ch6_11.html537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch6_11_dlap.xml537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
Quizbdcus_ch6_12.html537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch6_12_dlap.xml537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
Project Questionsbdcus_ch6_13.html537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch6_13_dlap.xml537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch6_14.html537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch6_14_dlap.xml537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch6_15.html537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch6_15_dlap.xml537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
Rubric for Grading Essay-Based Assignmentsbdcus_ch6_16.html537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch6_16_dlap.xml537d83b5757a2eec5b000002
Learning Objective for World War I and the Control of Sexually Transmitted Diseases: The Role of Gender and Sexuality in Public Health Initiativesbdcus_ch7_1.html537d878e757a2eed5b000001
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Introductionbdcus_ch7_2.html537d878e757a2eed5b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch7_2_dlap.xml537d878e757a2eed5b000001
Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch7_3.html537d878e757a2eed5b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch7_3_dlap.xml537d878e757a2eed5b000001
Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch7_4.html537d878e757a2eed5b000001
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War Department, Commission on Training Camp Activities, When You Go Home — Take This Book with You, 1918 bdcus_ch7_5.html537d878e757a2eed5b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch7_5_dlap.xml537d878e757a2eed5b000001
Katherine Bement Davis, Excerpt from “Social Hygiene and the War: Women’s Part in Social Hygiene,” 1918bdcus_ch7_6.html537d878e757a2eed5b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch7_6_dlap.xml537d878e757a2eed5b000001
Allison T. French, Excerpt from “The Need for Industrial Homes for Women,” 1919bdcus_ch7_7.html537d878e757a2eed5b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch7_7_dlap.xml537d878e757a2eed5b000001
American Social Hygiene Association et al., The End of the Road, 1919 bdcus_ch7_8.html537d878e757a2eed5b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch7_8_dlap.xml537d878e757a2eed5b000001
State ex rel. Woods v. Macintosh, Supreme Court of Washington, 1918 bdcus_ch7_9.html537d878e757a2eed5b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch7_9_dlap.xml537d878e757a2eed5b000001
Ethel M. Watters, Excerpt from “The Problem of the Woman Venereal Disease Carrier,” 1919bdcus_ch7_10.html537d878e757a2eed5b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch7_10_dlap.xml537d878e757a2eed5b000001
Wilbur A. Sawyer, Excerpt from “Venereal Disease Control in the Military Forces,” 1919bdcus_ch7_11.html537d878e757a2eed5b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch7_11_dlap.xml537d878e757a2eed5b000001
Quizbdcus_ch7_12.html537d878e757a2eed5b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch7_12_dlap.xml537d878e757a2eed5b000001
Project Questionsbdcus_ch7_13.html537d878e757a2eed5b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch7_13_dlap.xml537d878e757a2eed5b000001
Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch7_14.html537d878e757a2eed5b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch7_14_dlap.xml537d878e757a2eed5b000001
Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch7_15.html537d878e757a2eed5b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch7_15_dlap.xml537d878e757a2eed5b000001
Rubric for Grading Essay-Based Assignmentsbdcus_ch7_16.html537d878e757a2eed5b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch7_16_dlap.xml537d878e757a2eed5b000001
Learning Objective for World War I Posters and the Culture of American Internationalismbdcus_ch8_1.html537d8a72757a2e506b000000
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Introductionbdcus_ch8_2.html537d8a72757a2e506b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch8_2_dlap.xml537d8a72757a2e506b000000
Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch8_3.html537d8a72757a2e506b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch8_3_dlap.xml537d8a72757a2e506b000000
Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch8_4.html537d8a72757a2e506b000000
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Acme Lithographic Company, “It’s Up to You—Protect the Nation’s Honor,” c. 1918bdcus_ch8_5.html537d8a72757a2e506b000000
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Arthur G. McCoy, “If I Fail He Dies,” 1918bdcus_ch8_6.html537d8a72757a2e506b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch8_6_dlap.xml537d8a72757a2e506b000000
“Ring It Again—Buy U.S. Gov’t Bonds,” 1917bdcus_ch8_7.html537d8a72757a2e506b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch8_7_dlap.xml537d8a72757a2e506b000000
Adolph Treidler, “Our Flags, Beat Germany,” 1918bdcus_ch8_8.html537d8a72757a2e506b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch8_8_dlap.xml537d8a72757a2e506b000000
Harry Hopps, “Destroy This Mad Brute: Enlist,” 1917bdcus_ch8_9.html537d8a72757a2e506b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch8_9_dlap.xml537d8a72757a2e506b000000
L. N. Britton, “They Are Looking to Us for Help,” 1917bdcus_ch8_10.html537d8a72757a2e506b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch8_10_dlap.xml537d8a72757a2e506b000000
U.S. Treasury Department, “Remember Your First Thrill of American Liberty,” 1917bdcus_ch8_11.html537d8a72757a2e506b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch8_11_dlap.xml537d8a72757a2e506b000000
Charles Gustrine, “True Sons of Freedom,” 1918bdcus_ch8_12.html537d8a72757a2e506b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch8_12_dlap.xml537d8a72757a2e506b000000
Herbert Andrew Paus, “The Woman’s Land Army of America,” c. 1918bdcus_ch8_13.html537d8a72757a2e506b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch8_13_dlap.xml537d8a72757a2e506b000000
James Montgomery Flagg, “Wake Up, America! Civilization Calls,” 1917bdcus_ch8_14.html537d8a72757a2e506b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch8_14_dlap.xml537d8a72757a2e506b000000
Richard Fayerweather Babcock, “Join the Navy, the Service for Fighting Men,” 1917bdcus_ch8_15.html537d8a72757a2e506b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch8_15_dlap.xml537d8a72757a2e506b000000
Ernest Fuhr, “You Kept Fit and Defeated the Hun—Now Set a High Standard,” c. 1918–1920bdcus_ch8_16.html537d8a72757a2e506b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch8_16_dlap.xml537d8a72757a2e506b000000
Quizbdcus_ch8_17.html537d8a72757a2e506b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch8_17_dlap.xml537d8a72757a2e506b000000
Project Questionsbdcus_ch8_18.html537d8a72757a2e506b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch8_18_dlap.xml537d8a72757a2e506b000000
Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch8_19.html537d8a72757a2e506b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch8_19_dlap.xml537d8a72757a2e506b000000
Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch8_20.html537d8a72757a2e506b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch8_20_dlap.xml537d8a72757a2e506b000000
Rubric for Grading Essay-Based Assignmentsbdcus_ch8_21.html537d8a72757a2e506b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch8_21_dlap.xml537d8a72757a2e506b000000
Learning Objective for War Stories: African American Soldiers and the Long Civil Rights Movementbdcus_ch9_1.html537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch9_1_dlap.xml537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
Introductionbdcus_ch9_2.html537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch9_2_dlap.xml537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch9_3.html537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch9_3_dlap.xml537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch9_4.html537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch9_4_dlap.xml537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
Judge Matthew J. Perry Jr., Excerpts from Oral History Interview, October 2010bdcus_ch9_5.html537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch9_5_dlap.xml537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
“Racial Situation in the United States,” Army Reports, 1944–1945bdcus_ch9_6.html537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch9_6_dlap.xml537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
Memorandum for Major General S. G. Henry, Army Assistant Chief of Staff, “Participation of Negro Soldiers in the Post-war Military Establishment,” 1944bdcus_ch9_7.html537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch9_7_dlap.xml537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
Spencer Moore, 92nd Buffalo Soldier Division, Letters to Mom and Dad, 1944–1945bdcus_ch9_8.html537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch9_8_dlap.xml537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
Joe Willie Johnson, Letters to Wife, Mary Alice Hubbard Johnson, from Italy, 1944–1945bdcus_ch9_9.html537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch9_9_dlap.xml537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
Letter to President Truman from the Committee Against Jim Crow in Military Service and Training, National Archives, 1948bdcus_ch9_10.html537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch9_10_dlap.xml537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
Harry S. Truman, Executive Order 9981, On the Desegregation of the Military, 1948bdcus_ch9_11.html537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch9_11_dlap.xml537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
Felix Goodwin, Excerpts from Oral History Interview, 1998bdcus_ch9_12.html537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch9_12_dlap.xml537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
Joseph Hairston, Excerpts from Oral History Interview, Washington, DC, 1998, 2010bdcus_ch9_13.html537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch9_13_dlap.xml537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
Harold Montgomery, Excerpts from Oral History Interview, Washington, DC, 1997bdcus_ch9_14.html537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch9_14_dlap.xml537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
Army Service Forces Manual M5: Leadership and the Negro Soldier, October 1944 bdcus_ch9_15.html537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch9_15_dlap.xml537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
Strom Thurmond, Speech at the Alabama Convention of States’ Rights Democrats, July 17, 1948bdcus_ch9_16.html537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch9_16_dlap.xml537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
Thomas P. Stoney, Excerpts from Oral History Interview, Charleston, SC, 2009bdcus_ch9_17.html537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch9_17_dlap.xml537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
Quizbdcus_ch9_18.html537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch9_18_dlap.xml537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
Project Questionsbdcus_ch9_19.html537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch9_19_dlap.xml537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch9_20.html537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch9_20_dlap.xml537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch9_21.html537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch9_21_dlap.xml537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
Rubric for Grading Essay-Based Assignmentsbdcus_ch9_22.html537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch9_22_dlap.xml537d8c0e757a2e466b000001
Learning Objective for The Juvenile Delinquency/Comic Book Panic of the 1950sbdcus_ch10_1.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch10_1_dlap.xml537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
Introductionbdcus_ch10_2.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch10_2_dlap.xml537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch10_3.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch10_3_dlap.xml537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch10_4.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch10_4_dlap.xml537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
Testimony of Dr. Fredric Wertham, author of Seduction of the Innocent (1954), before the U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary, Subcommittee to Investigate Juvenile Delinquency, April 21, 1954 bdcus_ch10_5.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch10_5_dlap.xml537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
Testimony of William M. Gaines, publisher of Entertaining Comics Group, New York, before the U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary, Subcommittee to Investigate Juvenile Delinquency, April 21, 1954bdcus_ch10_6.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch10_6_dlap.xml537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
Juvenile Delinquency Statistics for the 1950s compiled by the Federal Bureau of Investigationbdcus_ch10_7.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch10_7_dlap.xml537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
“12 States Enact Laws to Ban or Curb Comic Books,” Oakland Tribune, 1955 bdcus_ch10_8.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch10_8_dlap.xml537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
Interim Report of the Committee on the Judiciary Regarding Comic Books and Juvenile Delinquency, 1955bdcus_ch10_9.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch10_9_dlap.xml537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
The Comic Book Code, 1954bdcus_ch10_10.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch10_10_dlap.xml537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
American Civil Liberties Union, “Censorship of Comic Books: A Statement,” 1955bdcus_ch10_11.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch10_11_dlap.xml537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
American Civil Liberties Union, “The Freedom to Game,” 2012bdcus_ch10_12.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch10_12_dlap.xml537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
Quizbdcus_ch10_13.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch10_13_dlap.xml537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
Project Questionsbdcus_ch10_14.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch10_14_dlap.xml537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch10_15.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch10_15_dlap.xml537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch10_16.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch10_16_dlap.xml537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
Rubric for Grading Essay-Based Assignmentsbdcus_ch10_17.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch10_17_dlap.xml537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
Learning Objective for The Challenge of Liberal Reform: School Desegregation, North and Southbdcus_ch11_1.html537e070d757a2e9e68000004
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch11_1_dlap.xml537e070d757a2e9e68000004
Introductionbdcus_ch11_2.html537e070d757a2e9e68000004
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch11_2_dlap.xml537e070d757a2e9e68000004
Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch11_3.html537e070d757a2e9e68000004
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch11_3_dlap.xml537e070d757a2e9e68000004
Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch11_4.html537e070d757a2e9e68000004
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch11_4_dlap.xml537e070d757a2e9e68000004
John Stennis, Statement Introducing the Stennis Amendment, January 27, 1970bdcus_ch11_5.html537e070d757a2e9e68000004
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch11_5_dlap.xml537e070d757a2e9e68000004
Abraham Ribicoff, Statement Supporting the Stennis Amendment, February 9, 1970bdcus_ch11_6.html537e070d757a2e9e68000004
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch11_6_dlap.xml537e070d757a2e9e68000004
Exchange between Walter Mondale and Abraham Ribicoff Regarding the Stennis Amendment, February 9, 1970bdcus_ch11_7.html537e070d757a2e9e68000004
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch11_7_dlap.xml537e070d757a2e9e68000004
Alexander M. Bickel, “Desegregation: Where Do We Go from Here?” New Republic, February 7, 1970 bdcus_ch11_8.html537e070d757a2e9e68000004
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch11_8_dlap.xml537e070d757a2e9e68000004
“The Debate over School Desegregation,” an Exchange between Marian Wright Edelman and Alexander Bickel, New Republic, March 21, 1970 bdcus_ch11_9.html537e070d757a2e9e68000004
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch11_9_dlap.xml537e070d757a2e9e68000004
Alexander v. Holmes County Board of Education, U.S. Supreme Court, September 5, 1969 bdcus_ch11_10.html537e070d757a2e9e68000004
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch11_10_dlap.xml537e070d757a2e9e68000004
“Percentage of African Americans Attending Public Schools at Increasing Levels of Isolation, Fall 1968 and Fall 1970,” Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Press Release, June 18, 1971bdcus_ch11_11.html537e070d757a2e9e68000004
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch11_11_dlap.xml537e070d757a2e9e68000004
Quizbdcus_ch11_12.html537e070d757a2e9e68000004
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch11_12_dlap.xml537e070d757a2e9e68000004
Project Questionsbdcus_ch11_13.html537e070d757a2e9e68000004
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch11_13_dlap.xml537e070d757a2e9e68000004
Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch11_14.html537e070d757a2e9e68000004
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch11_14_dlap.xml537e070d757a2e9e68000004
Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch11_15.html537e070d757a2e9e68000004
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch11_15_dlap.xml537e070d757a2e9e68000004
Rubric for Grading Essay-Based Assignmentsbdcus_ch11_16.html537e070d757a2e9e68000004
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch11_16_dlap.xml537e070d757a2e9e68000004
Learning Objective for The Diggers: Cultural Rebellion in the 1960sbdcus_ch12_1.html537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch12_1_dlap.xml537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
Introductionbdcus_ch12_2.html537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch12_2_dlap.xml537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch12_3.html537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch12_3_dlap.xml537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch12_4.html537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch12_4_dlap.xml537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
The Diggers, “Trip Without a Ticket,” Realist, August 1968 bdcus_ch12_5.html537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch12_5_dlap.xml537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
Chuck Gould, “Free Store Merchandise,” Gould Gallery, Digger Archives, c. 1967bdcus_ch12_6.html537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch12_6_dlap.xml537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
The Diggers, The Quintessential Digger Manifestobdcus_ch12_7.html537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch12_7_dlap.xml537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
Broadside, The Digger Papers No. 24, “Love and Food,” c. 1967bdcus_ch12_8.html537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch12_8_dlap.xml537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
The Diggers, “Time to Forget,” San Francisco, c. Fall 1966bdcus_ch12_9.html537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch12_9_dlap.xml537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
Quizbdcus_ch12_10.html537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch12_10_dlap.xml537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
Project Questionsbdcus_ch12_11.html537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch12_11_dlap.xml537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch12_12.html537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch12_12_dlap.xml537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch12_13.html537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch12_13_dlap.xml537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
Rubric for Grading Essay-Based Assignmentsbdcus_ch12_14.html537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch12_14_dlap.xml537e0b0e757a2e816c000000
Learning Objective for The Antebellum Temperance Movement: Strategies for Social Changebdcus_ch13_1.html54f2155e757a2e803b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch13_1_dlap.xml54f2155e757a2e803b000001
Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch13_2.html54f2155e757a2e803b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch13_2_dlap.xml54f2155e757a2e803b000001
Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch13_3.html54f2155e757a2e803b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch13_3_dlap.xml54f2155e757a2e803b000001
Benjamin Rush, “A Moral and Physical Thermometer: Or, a Scale of the Progress of Temperance and Intemperance,” 1790bdcus_ch13_4.html54f2155e757a2e803b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch13_4_dlap.xml54f2155e757a2e803b000001
Nathaniel Currier, Temperance Prints, c. 1835–1848bdcus_ch13_5.html54f2155e757a2e803b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch13_5_dlap.xml54f2155e757a2e803b000001
Leonard Marsh, The Physiology of Intemperance: An Address before the Temperance Society of the University of Vermont, June 29, 1841, 1841 bdcus_ch13_6.html54f2155e757a2e803b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch13_6_dlap.xml54f2155e757a2e803b000001
Abraham Lincoln, Address before the Springfield Washingtonian Temperance Society, 1842bdcus_ch13_7.html54f2155e757a2e803b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch13_7_dlap.xml54f2155e757a2e803b000001
“Come All Ye Young Teetotallers!” (temperance song), 1843bdcus_ch13_8.html54f2155e757a2e803b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch13_8_dlap.xml54f2155e757a2e803b000001
James Root, The Horrors of Delirium Tremens, 1844 bdcus_ch13_9.html54f2155e757a2e803b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch13_9_dlap.xml54f2155e757a2e803b000001
Timothy Shay Arthur, Ten Nights in a Bar-Room, and What I Saw There, 1854 bdcus_ch13_10.html54f2155e757a2e803b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch13_10_dlap.xml54f2155e757a2e803b000001
Quizbdcus_ch13_11.html54f2155e757a2e803b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch13_11_dlap.xml54f2155e757a2e803b000001
Project Questionsbdcus_ch13_12.html54f2155e757a2e803b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch13_12_dlap.xml54f2155e757a2e803b000001
Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch13_13.html54f2155e757a2e803b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch13_13_dlap.xml54f2155e757a2e803b000001
Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch13_14.html54f2155e757a2e803b000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch13_14_dlap.xml54f2155e757a2e803b000001
Learning Objective for The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882bdcus_ch14_1.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch14_1_dlap.xml54f25455757a2ed22d000003
Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch14_2.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch14_2_dlap.xml54f25455757a2ed22d000003
Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch14_3.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch14_3_dlap.xml54f25455757a2ed22d000003
Denis Kearney and H. L. Knight, “Appeal from California. The Chinese Invasion. Workingmen’s Address,” Indianapolis Times, February 28, 1878 bdcus_ch14_4.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch14_4_dlap.xml54f25455757a2ed22d000003
Jerome A. Hart, “The Sand Lot and Kearneyism,” 1931bdcus_ch14_5.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch14_5_dlap.xml54f25455757a2ed22d000003
James G. Blaine, “Chinese Immigration to the Pacific Slope,” February 14, 1879bdcus_ch14_6.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch14_6_dlap.xml54f25455757a2ed22d000003
Thomas Nast, “Every Dog” (No Distinction of Color) “Has His Day,” Harper’s Weekly, February 8, 1879 bdcus_ch14_7.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch14_7_dlap.xml54f25455757a2ed22d000003
Chinese Exclusion Act, Chapter 126, 1882bdcus_ch14_8.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch14_8_dlap.xml54f25455757a2ed22d000003
Huang Zunxian, “Expulsion of the Immigrants,” 1884bdcus_ch14_9.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch14_9_dlap.xml54f25455757a2ed22d000003
Quizbdcus_ch14_10.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch14_10_dlap.xml54f25455757a2ed22d000003
Project Questionsbdcus_ch14_11.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch14_11_dlap.xml54f25455757a2ed22d000003
Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch14_12.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch14_12_dlap.xml54f25455757a2ed22d000003
Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch14_13.html54f25455757a2ed22d000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch14_13_dlap.xml54f25455757a2ed22d000003
Learning Objective for Sand Creek: Battle or Massacre?bdcus_ch15_1.html54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch15_1_dlap.xml54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch15_2.html54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch15_2_dlap.xml54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch15_3.html54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch15_3_dlap.xml54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
William Bent, Reports, 1858–1859bdcus_ch15_4.html54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch15_4_dlap.xml54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
Black Kettle, Letter to Major Samuel Colley, August 29, 1864bdcus_ch15_5.html54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch15_5_dlap.xml54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
Simeon Whiteley, Transcription from the Camp Weld Council, September 28, 1864bdcus_ch15_6.html54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch15_6_dlap.xml54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
“Battle of Sand Creek,” Denver Rocky Mountain News, December 17, 1864 bdcus_ch15_7.html54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch15_7_dlap.xml54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
Silas Soule, Letter to Edward Wynkoop, December 18, 1864bdcus_ch15_8.html54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch15_8_dlap.xml54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
Little Bear, Account of Sand Creek Fight, in Letter from George Bent to George Hyde, April 14, 1906bdcus_ch15_9.html54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch15_9_dlap.xml54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
S. J. Anthony, Letter to Brother, December 23, 1864bdcus_ch15_10.html54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch15_10_dlap.xml54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
Testimony of John M. Chivington to the Joint Committee on the Conduct of the War, April 26, 1865bdcus_ch15_11.html54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
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Quizbdcus_ch15_12.html54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch15_12_dlap.xml54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
Project Questionsbdcus_ch15_13.html54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch15_13_dlap.xml54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch15_14.html54f25ae3757a2e1436000000
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Learning Objective for Interpreting the Battle of Gettysburgbdcus_ch16_1.html54f38024757a2eeb1c000000
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Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch16_2.html54f38024757a2eeb1c000000
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Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch16_3.html54f38024757a2eeb1c000000
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David Beem, Letter to His Wife, July 5, 1863bdcus_ch16_4.html54f38024757a2eeb1c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch16_4_dlap.xml54f38024757a2eeb1c000000
Samuel Wilkeson, “Details from Our Special Correspondent,” New York Times, July 6, 1863 bdcus_ch16_5.html54f38024757a2eeb1c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch16_5_dlap.xml54f38024757a2eeb1c000000
“The War in Pennsylvania” and Editorial, Fayetteville Observer, July 13, 1863 bdcus_ch16_6.html54f38024757a2eeb1c000000
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Alexander Gardner, “Dead Confederate Soldier in Devil’s Den” (photograph), July 1863bdcus_ch16_7.html54f38024757a2eeb1c000000
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“The Battle of Gettysburg — Longstreet’s Attack,” Harper’s Weekly, August 1863 bdcus_ch16_8.html54f38024757a2eeb1c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch16_8_dlap.xml54f38024757a2eeb1c000000
James Longstreet, From Manassas to Appomattox: Memoirs of the Civil War in America, 1895 bdcus_ch16_9.html54f38024757a2eeb1c000000
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Matilda Pierce Alleman, At Gettysburg, or, What a Girl Saw and Heard of the Battle. A True Narrative, 1889 bdcus_ch16_10.html54f38024757a2eeb1c000000
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Quizbdcus_ch16_11.html54f38024757a2eeb1c000000
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Project Questionsbdcus_ch16_12.html54f38024757a2eeb1c000000
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Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch16_13.html54f38024757a2eeb1c000000
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Learning Objective for Sources of Populism in the 1890sbdcus_ch17_1.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch17_1_dlap.xml54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch17_2.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
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Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch17_3.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
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Luna Kellie, “Stand Up for Nebraska” (speech), January 1894bdcus_ch17_4.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch17_4_dlap.xml54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
Arthur L. Kellogg, “A Hayseed Like Me” (song lyrics), 1890bdcus_ch17_5.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
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Henry Moyer, “The National Cow” (cartoon), Coin’s Financial School, 1894 bdcus_ch17_6.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
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Henry Demorest Lloyd, “The Millions Produce Wealth; Only the Tens Have It” (campaign speech), October 1894bdcus_ch17_7.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
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People’s Party, Omaha Platform, July 4, 1892bdcus_ch17_8.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
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Southern Mercury, Editorials and Letters, December 1894–January 1895 bdcus_ch17_9.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
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Quizbdcus_ch17_10.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
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Project Questionsbdcus_ch17_11.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
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Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch17_12.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
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Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch17_13.html54f386cb757a2ea31f000000
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Learning Objective for The Social Impact of World War IIbdcus_ch18_1.html54f3dc07757a2ec63a000000
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Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch18_2.html54f3dc07757a2ec63a000000
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Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch18_3.html54f3dc07757a2ec63a000000
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A. Philip Randolph, “Why Should We March?,” 1942bdcus_ch18_4.html54f3dc07757a2ec63a000000
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Major General Clayton B. Vogel, “Enlistment of Navajo Indians,” March 6, 1942bdcus_ch18_5.html54f3dc07757a2ec63a000000
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George Takei, Life at the Rohwer Internment Camp, 1994bdcus_ch18_6.html54f3dc07757a2ec63a000000
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War Production Coordinating Committee, “It's a Tradition with Us, Mister!” (poster), c. 1942bdcus_ch18_7.html54f3dc07757a2ec63a000000
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Office of War Information and Office of Price Administration, Propaganda Posters, 1943bdcus_ch18_8.html54f3dc07757a2ec63a000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch18_8_dlap.xml54f3dc07757a2ec63a000000
Leslie Tresham and Delana Jensen Close, Accounts about Wartime Jobsbdcus_ch18_9.html54f3dc07757a2ec63a000000
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“Near-Martial Law in LA Riot Zones,” Los Angeles Daily News, June 9, 1943 bdcus_ch18_10.html54f3dc07757a2ec63a000000
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Quizbdcus_ch18_11.html54f3dc07757a2ec63a000000
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Project Questionsbdcus_ch18_12.html54f3dc07757a2ec63a000000
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Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch18_13.html54f3dc07757a2ec63a000000
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Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch18_14.html54f3dc07757a2ec63a000000
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Learning Objective for The Cuban Missile Crisis: An International Historybdcus_ch19_1.html54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch19_1_dlap.xml54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch19_2.html54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch19_2_dlap.xml54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch19_3.html54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
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Theodore Sorensen, Summary of Agreed Facts and Premises, Possible Courses of Action and Unanswered Questions, October 17, 1962bdcus_ch19_4.html54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch19_4_dlap.xml54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
Soviet Chairman Nikita Khrushchev, Letter to U.S. President John F. Kennedy, October 24, 1962bdcus_ch19_5.html54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch19_5_dlap.xml54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
Cuban Leader Fidel Castro, Letter to Soviet Chairman Nikita Khrushchev, October 26, 1962bdcus_ch19_6.html54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch19_6_dlap.xml54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
Executive Committee Meeting Excerpts, October 27, 1962bdcus_ch19_7.html54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch19_7_dlap.xml54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
U.S. President John F. Kennedy, Letter to Soviet Chairman Nikita Khrushchev, October 27, 1962bdcus_ch19_8.html54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch19_8_dlap.xml54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
Letters between Soviet Chairman Nikita Khrushchev and Cuban Leader Fidel Castro, October 28, 1962bdcus_ch19_9.html54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch19_9_dlap.xml54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
Cuban Leader Fidel Castro, Remarks during a Conference on the Cuban Missile Crisis, Havana, January 11, 1992bdcus_ch19_10.html54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
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Quizbdcus_ch19_11.html54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
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Project Questionsbdcus_ch19_12.html54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch19_12_dlap.xml54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch19_13.html54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch19_13_dlap.xml54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch19_14.html54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch19_14_dlap.xml54f3dfdf757a2e1038000003
Learning Objective for Barry Goldwater, Extremism, and the 1964 Electionbdcus_ch20_1.html54f403ee757a2eee4f000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch20_1_dlap.xml54f403ee757a2eee4f000000
Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch20_2.html54f403ee757a2eee4f000000
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Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch20_3.html54f403ee757a2eee4f000000
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Barry Goldwater, Acceptance Speech at the Republican National Convention, San Francisco, July 16, 1964bdcus_ch20_4.html54f403ee757a2eee4f000000
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Charles Mohr, “Goldwater View Is ‘Frightening’ to Rockefeller, New York Times, July 18, 1964 bdcus_ch20_5.html54f403ee757a2eee4f000000
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Milton Eisenhower, “Memorandum for the Record,” July 17, 1964bdcus_ch20_6.html54f403ee757a2eee4f000000
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“Goldwater ‘Extremism’ Speech Interpreted by Eisenhower,” Albuquerque Journal, July 20, 1964 bdcus_ch20_7.html54f403ee757a2eee4f000000
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Herb Block, “An American Tragedy” (cartoon), Washington Post, June 5, 1964 bdcus_ch20_8.html54f403ee757a2eee4f000000
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“Daisy” (campaign ad), September 7, 1964bdcus_ch20_9.html54f403ee757a2eee4f000000
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Eric Benson, “The Goldwater Campaign: Catching Up with Harry Jaffa,” New York Magazine, October 14, 2012 bdcus_ch20_10.html54f403ee757a2eee4f000000
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Quizbdcus_ch20_11.html54f403ee757a2eee4f000000
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Project Questionsbdcus_ch20_12.html54f403ee757a2eee4f000000
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Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch20_13.html54f403ee757a2eee4f000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch20_13_dlap.xml54f403ee757a2eee4f000000
Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch20_14.html54f403ee757a2eee4f000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch20_14_dlap.xml54f403ee757a2eee4f000000
Coming in December 2015bdcus_ch201_1.html550888b4757a2e1f70000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch201_1_dlap.xml550888b4757a2e1f70000000
Learning Objective for Pontiac’s War, 1763–1765bdcus_ch21_1.html55c3966b757a2ed109000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch21_1_dlap.xml55c3966b757a2ed109000000
Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch21_2.html55c3966b757a2ed109000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch21_2_dlap.xml55c3966b757a2ed109000000
Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch21_3.html55c3966b757a2ed109000000
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Letters from General Jeffery Amherst to William Johnson, August 9, 1761 bdcus_ch21_4.html55c3966b757a2ed109000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch21_4_dlap.xml55c3966b757a2ed109000000
James Kenny, Journal Entries, July to October 1761bdcus_ch21_5.html55c3966b757a2ed109000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch21_5_dlap.xml55c3966b757a2ed109000000
Alexander Henry, Alexander Henry’s Travels and Adventures in the Years 1760–1776 bdcus_ch21_6.html55c3966b757a2ed109000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch21_6_dlap.xml55c3966b757a2ed109000000
Jehu Hay, Diary of the Siege of Detroit, May 1, 1763bdcus_ch21_7.html55c3966b757a2ed109000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch21_7_dlap.xml55c3966b757a2ed109000000
The Royal Proclamation of 1763bdcus_ch21_8.html55c3966b757a2ed109000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch21_8_dlap.xml55c3966b757a2ed109000000
Letter from William Johnson to General Thomas Gage, October 31, 1764 bdcus_ch21_9.html55c3966b757a2ed109000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch21_9_dlap.xml55c3966b757a2ed109000000
Benjamin West, “The Indians Giving a Talk to Colonel Bouquet” and “The Indians Delivering up the English Captives to Colonel Bouquet” (engravings), 1766bdcus_ch21_10.html55c3966b757a2ed109000000
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Quizbdcus_ch21_11.html55c3966b757a2ed109000000
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Project Questionsbdcus_ch21_12.html55c3966b757a2ed109000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch21_12_dlap.xml55c3966b757a2ed109000000
Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch21_13.html55c3966b757a2ed109000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch21_13_dlap.xml55c3966b757a2ed109000000
Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch21_14.html55c3966b757a2ed109000000
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Learning Objective for Perceptions of the Boston Massacrebdcus_ch22_1.html55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch22_1_dlap.xml55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch22_2.html55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch22_2_dlap.xml55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch22_3.html55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch22_3_dlap.xml55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
James Bowdoin, Samuel Pemberton, and Joseph Warren, Boston’s Town Meeting Report from A Short Narrative of the Horrid Massacre in Boston, 1770 bdcus_ch22_4.html55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch22_4_dlap.xml55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
Colonel William Dalrymple, A Fair Account of the Late Unhappy Disturbance at Boston in New England, 1770 bdcus_ch22_5.html55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch22_5_dlap.xml55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
Henry Pelham, “The Fruits of Arbitrary Power, or the Bloody Massacre,” 1770bdcus_ch22_6.html55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch22_6_dlap.xml55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
“A Monumental Inscription on the Fifth of March,” Broadside Posted in Boston, 1772bdcus_ch22_7.html55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch22_7_dlap.xml55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
John Adams, Unpublished Open Letter to Governor Hutchinson, July 1773bdcus_ch22_8.html55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
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Joseph Warren, Boston Massacre Oration, March 6, 1775bdcus_ch22_9.html55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch22_9_dlap.xml55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
Thomas Bolton, Satirical Oration, Delivered March 15, 1775bdcus_ch22_10.html55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
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Quizbdcus_ch22_11.html55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
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Project Questionsbdcus_ch22_12.html55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
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Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch22_13.html55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch22_13_dlap.xml55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch22_14.html55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch22_14_dlap.xml55c3b2a2757a2e6d08000000
Learning Objective for Yellow Fever and National Politics in the 1790sbdcus_ch23_1.html55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch23_1_dlap.xml55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch23_2.html55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch23_2_dlap.xml55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch23_3.html55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch23_3_dlap.xml55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
Elizabeth Drinker, Diary Entries, August 23–October 24, 1793bdcus_ch23_4.html55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch23_4_dlap.xml55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
Matthew Carey, A Short Account of the Malignant Fever, Lately Prevalent in Philadelphia; with a Statement of the Proceedings that Took Place on the Subject in Different Parts of the United States, 1793 bdcus_ch23_5.html55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch23_5_dlap.xml55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
Richard Allen and Absalom Jones, A Narrative of the Proceedings of the Black People During the Late Awful Calamity in Philadelphia in the Year 1793: And a Refutation of Some Censures Thrown upon Them in Some Late Publications, 1794 bdcus_ch23_6.html55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch23_6_dlap.xml55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
Broadside Posted in Burlington, New Jersey, 1793bdcus_ch23_7.html55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch23_7_dlap.xml55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
Anonymous, An Earnest Call: Occasioned by the Alarming Pestilential Contagion, Addressed to the People of Philadelphia, 1793 bdcus_ch23_8.html55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch23_8_dlap.xml55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
Noah Webster, A Collection of Papers on the Subject of Bilious Fevers, Prevalent in the United States for a Few Years Past, 1796 bdcus_ch23_9.html55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
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Letters between Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Rush, 1800bdcus_ch23_10.html55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
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Quizbdcus_ch23_11.html55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch23_11_dlap.xml55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
Project Questionsbdcus_ch23_12.html55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
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Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch23_13.html55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch23_13_dlap.xml55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch23_14.html55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch23_14_dlap.xml55c3b5d1757a2ed109000001
Learning Objective for Debating Federal Indian Removal Policy in the 1830sbdcus_ch24_1.html55c3b90e757a2ee613000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch24_1_dlap.xml55c3b90e757a2ee613000000
Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch24_2.html55c3b90e757a2ee613000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch24_2_dlap.xml55c3b90e757a2ee613000000
Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch24_3.html55c3b90e757a2ee613000000
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House of Representatives Committee on Indian Affairs, “Removal of Indians,” February 24, 1830bdcus_ch24_4.html55c3b90e757a2ee613000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch24_4_dlap.xml55c3b90e757a2ee613000000
Senator Theodore Frelinghuysen, Speech on Proposed Indian Removal Act, April 9, 1830bdcus_ch24_5.html55c3b90e757a2ee613000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch24_5_dlap.xml55c3b90e757a2ee613000000
Aptekezhick (Half Day), “Journal of the Proceedings of a Treaty between the United States and the United Tribe of Pottawottomies, Chippeways & Ottawas,” September 16, 1833bdcus_ch24_6.html55c3b90e757a2ee613000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch24_6_dlap.xml55c3b90e757a2ee613000000
Chapine, Addresses to Michigan Territorial Governor George Porter, October 19–25, 1833bdcus_ch24_7.html55c3b90e757a2ee613000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch24_7_dlap.xml55c3b90e757a2ee613000000
John Ross et al., “Memorial and Protest of the Cherokee Nation,” June 22, 1836bdcus_ch24_8.html55c3b90e757a2ee613000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch24_8_dlap.xml55c3b90e757a2ee613000000
“Andrew Jackson as the Great Father” (cartoon), c. 1835bdcus_ch24_9.html55c3b90e757a2ee613000000
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Quizbdcus_ch24_10.html55c3b90e757a2ee613000000
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Project Questionsbdcus_ch24_11.html55c3b90e757a2ee613000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch24_11_dlap.xml55c3b90e757a2ee613000000
Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch24_12.html55c3b90e757a2ee613000000
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Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch24_13.html55c3b90e757a2ee613000000
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Learning Objective for Convict Labor and the Building of Modern Americabdcus_ch25_1.html55c3bb70757a2e6d08000001
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Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch25_2.html55c3bb70757a2e6d08000001
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Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch25_3.html55c3bb70757a2e6d08000001
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Thirteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, “Slavery and Involuntary Servitude,” 1865bdcus_ch25_4.html55c3bb70757a2e6d08000001
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“The New Slavery in the South: An Autobiography by a Georgia Negro Peon,” Independent, February 25, 1904 bdcus_ch25_5.html55c3bb70757a2e6d08000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch25_5_dlap.xml55c3bb70757a2e6d08000001
Convicts Working on a Railroad (postcard photograph), 1915bdcus_ch25_6.html55c3bb70757a2e6d08000001
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch25_6_dlap.xml55c3bb70757a2e6d08000001
Letter from Ezekiel Archey and Ambrose Haskins to the President of the Alabama Board of Inspectors of Convicts, January 26, 1884bdcus_ch25_7.html55c3bb70757a2e6d08000001
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“Juvenile Convicts at Work in a Field” (photograph), 1903bdcus_ch25_8.html55c3bb70757a2e6d08000001
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Recordings of Women Prisoners Singing at the Goree State Prison Farm in Texas, 1939bdcus_ch25_9.html55c3bb70757a2e6d08000001
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Quizbdcus_ch25_10.html55c3bb70757a2e6d08000001
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Project Questionsbdcus_ch25_11.html55c3bb70757a2e6d08000001
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Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch25_12.html55c3bb70757a2e6d08000001
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Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch25_13.html55c3bb70757a2e6d08000001
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Learning Objective for The Laguna Pueblo Baseball Game Controversy of the 1920sbdcus_ch26_1.html55c3c171757a2e831e000000
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Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch26_2.html55c3c171757a2e831e000000
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Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch26_3.html55c3c171757a2e831e000000
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Leo Crane, Photograph of Laguna Fiesta, September 1920bdcus_ch26_4.html55c3c171757a2e831e000000
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Letter from Leo Crane to Commissioner of Indian Affairs, October 5, 1920 bdcus_ch26_5.html55c3c171757a2e831e000000
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Letter from Pablo Abeita to Leo Crane, September 25, 1920bdcus_ch26_6.html55c3c171757a2e831e000000
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Letter from Father Schuster to Leo Crane, September 28, 1920bdcus_ch26_7.html55c3c171757a2e831e000000
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Letter from Assistant Commissioner of Indian Affairs to Leo Crane, October 14, 1920bdcus_ch26_8.html55c3c171757a2e831e000000
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Letter from Leo Crane to Commissioner of Indian Affairs, October 15, 1921 bdcus_ch26_9.html55c3c171757a2e831e000000
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Quizbdcus_ch26_10.html55c3c171757a2e831e000000
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Project Questionsbdcus_ch26_11.html55c3c171757a2e831e000000
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Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch26_12.html55c3c171757a2e831e000000
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Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch26_13.html55c3c171757a2e831e000000
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Learning Objective for Religion Wars in the 1920sbdcus_ch27_1.html55c3c38c757a2e1c1c000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch27_1_dlap.xml55c3c38c757a2e1c1c000000
Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch27_2.html55c3c38c757a2e1c1c000000
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Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch27_3.html55c3c38c757a2e1c1c000000
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Harry Emerson Fosdick, “Shall the Fundamentalists Win?” (sermon), 1922bdcus_ch27_4.html55c3c38c757a2e1c1c000000
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J. Gresham Machen, Christianity and Liberalism, 1923bdcus_ch27_5.html55c3c38c757a2e1c1c000000
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James M. Gray, Modernism: A Foe to Good Government, 1924bdcus_ch27_6.html55c3c38c757a2e1c1c000000
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Billy Sunday, Americanism, 1922 bdcus_ch27_7.html55c3c38c757a2e1c1c000000
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“Christian Civilization” (cartoon), 1922bdcus_ch27_8.html55c3c38c757a2e1c1c000000
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“The Church Caucasian,” 1924bdcus_ch27_9.html55c3c38c757a2e1c1c000000
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Quizbdcus_ch27_10.html55c3c38c757a2e1c1c000000
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Project Questionsbdcus_ch27_11.html55c3c38c757a2e1c1c000000
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Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch27_12.html55c3c38c757a2e1c1c000000
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Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch27_13.html55c3c38c757a2e1c1c000000
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Learning Objective for The Decision to Intern the Japanese Americans during World War IIbdcus_ch28_1.html55c3c65a757a2ef91b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch28_1_dlap.xml55c3c65a757a2ef91b000000
Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch28_2.html55c3c65a757a2ef91b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch28_2_dlap.xml55c3c65a757a2ef91b000000
Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch28_3.html55c3c65a757a2ef91b000000
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Curtis B. Munson, “Japanese on the West Coast” (government report), November 1941bdcus_ch28_4.html55c3c65a757a2ef91b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch28_4_dlap.xml55c3c65a757a2ef91b000000
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Executive Order 9066, February 19, 1942bdcus_ch28_5.html55c3c65a757a2ef91b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch28_5_dlap.xml55c3c65a757a2ef91b000000
Dr. Seuss, “Waiting for the Signal from Home” (cartoon), PM Magazine, February 13, 1942 bdcus_ch28_6.html55c3c65a757a2ef91b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch28_6_dlap.xml55c3c65a757a2ef91b000000
Office of War Information, Japanese Relocation, War Relocation Authority Film, 1943 bdcus_ch28_7.html55c3c65a757a2ef91b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch28_7_dlap.xml55c3c65a757a2ef91b000000
Justices Robert Jackson, and Hugo Black, Dissent in Korematsu v. United States, December 18, 1944 bdcus_ch28_8.html55c3c65a757a2ef91b000000
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Quizbdcus_ch28_9.html55c3c65a757a2ef91b000000
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Project Questionsbdcus_ch28_10.html55c3c65a757a2ef91b000000
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Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch28_11.html55c3c65a757a2ef91b000000
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Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch28_12.html55c3c65a757a2ef91b000000
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch28_12_dlap.xml55c3c65a757a2ef91b000000
Learning Objective for Organization and Protest in the Civil Rights–Era South: The Montgomery Bus Boycottbdcus_ch29_1.html55c3cb19757a2e6d08000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch29_1_dlap.xml55c3cb19757a2e6d08000003
Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch29_2.html55c3cb19757a2e6d08000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch29_2_dlap.xml55c3cb19757a2e6d08000003
Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch29_3.html55c3cb19757a2e6d08000003
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Montgomery, Alabama City Code, 1956bdcus_ch29_4.html55c3cb19757a2e6d08000003
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Petition to the Montgomery City Council, “Negroes’ Most Urgent Needs,” December 6, 1955bdcus_ch29_5.html55c3cb19757a2e6d08000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch29_5_dlap.xml55c3cb19757a2e6d08000003
Video of Martin Luther King Jr. and Ralph Abernathy, December 1955 bdcus_ch29_6.html55c3cb19757a2e6d08000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch29_6_dlap.xml55c3cb19757a2e6d08000003
Interview with Rosa Parks, November 14, 1985bdcus_ch29_7.html55c3cb19757a2e6d08000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch29_7_dlap.xml55c3cb19757a2e6d08000003
Two Working Women Reflect on Why They Participated in the Montgomery Bus Boycott (oral histories), January 1956bdcus_ch29_8.html55c3cb19757a2e6d08000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch29_8_dlap.xml55c3cb19757a2e6d08000003
Montgomery Improvement Association, Meeting Minutes, 1956bdcus_ch29_9.html55c3cb19757a2e6d08000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch29_9_dlap.xml55c3cb19757a2e6d08000003
“Integrated Bus Suggestions” (flyer), December 19, 1956bdcus_ch29_10.html55c3cb19757a2e6d08000003
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Quizbdcus_ch29_11.html55c3cb19757a2e6d08000003
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Project Questionsbdcus_ch29_12.html55c3cb19757a2e6d08000003
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Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch29_13.html55c3cb19757a2e6d08000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch29_13_dlap.xml55c3cb19757a2e6d08000003
Learning Objective for The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965: A Revolutionary Reformbdcus_ch30_1.html55c3cfe6757a2e1c1c000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch30_1_dlap.xml55c3cfe6757a2e1c1c000003
Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch30_2.html55c3cfe6757a2e1c1c000003
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Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch30_3.html55c3cfe6757a2e1c1c000003
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Excerpts from the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965bdcus_ch30_4.html55c3cfe6757a2e1c1c000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch30_4_dlap.xml55c3cfe6757a2e1c1c000003
Congressional Testimonies from Myra C. Hacker and Senator Edward Kennedy, 1965bdcus_ch30_5.html55c3cfe6757a2e1c1c000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch30_5_dlap.xml55c3cfe6757a2e1c1c000003
Congressional Testimonies from Representatives Robert Sweeney and Emanuel Celler, 1965bdcus_ch30_6.html55c3cfe6757a2e1c1c000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch30_6_dlap.xml55c3cfe6757a2e1c1c000003
President Lyndon B. Johnson’s Remarks at the Signing of the Immigration Bill, 1965bdcus_ch30_7.html55c3cfe6757a2e1c1c000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch30_7_dlap.xml55c3cfe6757a2e1c1c000003
Interview with Ulises H., a Mexican Migrant, 1992bdcus_ch30_8.html55c3cfe6757a2e1c1c000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch30_8_dlap.xml55c3cfe6757a2e1c1c000003
Interview with Leslie Casterline, Texas Business Owner and Fisherman, 2008bdcus_ch30_9.html55c3cfe6757a2e1c1c000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch30_9_dlap.xml55c3cfe6757a2e1c1c000003
Changes in Immigration from 1820–2009 (chart)bdcus_ch30_10.html55c3cfe6757a2e1c1c000003
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Quizbdcus_ch30_11.html55c3cfe6757a2e1c1c000003
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Project Questionsbdcus_ch30_12.html55c3cfe6757a2e1c1c000003
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Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch30_13.html55c3cfe6757a2e1c1c000003
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Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch30_14.html55c3cfe6757a2e1c1c000003
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch30_14_dlap.xml55c3cfe6757a2e1c1c000003
Learning Objective for Building a Creek Nation: Reading the Letters of Alexander McGillivraybdcus_ch31_1.html55c44951757a2e1c1c000005
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch31_1_dlap.xml55c44951757a2e1c1c000005
Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch31_2.html55c44951757a2e1c1c000005
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch31_2_dlap.xml55c44951757a2e1c1c000005
Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch31_3.html55c44951757a2e1c1c000005
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Alexander McGillivray, Letter to West Florida Governor Arturo O’Neill, January 1, 1784bdcus_ch31_4.html55c44951757a2e1c1c000005
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch31_4_dlap.xml55c44951757a2e1c1c000005
Alexander McGillivray and Cherokee, Creek, and Chickasaw Chiefs, Letter to Spanish King Carlos III, July 10, 1785bdcus_ch31_5.html55c44951757a2e1c1c000005
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch31_5_dlap.xml55c44951757a2e1c1c000005
Alexander McGillivray, Letter to Congressional Commissioner Andrew Pickens, September 5, 1785bdcus_ch31_6.html55c44951757a2e1c1c000005
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch31_6_dlap.xml55c44951757a2e1c1c000005
Alexander McGillivray, Letter to West Florida Governor Arturo O’Neill, May 12, 1786bdcus_ch31_7.html55c44951757a2e1c1c000005
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Quizbdcus_ch31_8.html55c44951757a2e1c1c000005
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Project Questionsbdcus_ch31_9.html55c44951757a2e1c1c000005
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Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch31_10.html55c44951757a2e1c1c000005
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Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch31_11.html55c44951757a2e1c1c000005
DLAP questionsbdcus_ch31_11_dlap.xml55c44951757a2e1c1c000005