After World War II: The Nuremberg and Tokyo War Crimes Trials
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The Long Civil Rights Movement: Violent v. Nonviolent Protest, 1843–1966
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Expansion and Exile: Indigenous and Euro-American Perspectives on Westward Migration
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Late 19th- and Early 20th-Century Immigration: History through Art and Documents
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Dashes and Dots: A Product of the Nineteenth Century
Overview Students will examine primary sources including letters, a patent, photos, and diagrams to identify and describe the technological invention and development of the telegraph that evolved during the nineteenth century. Background Prior to 1830, communication across the country was limited to overland mail, which took approximately a month to reach its destination, or by the pony express, which took about two weeks. In 1837, Samuel F. B. Morse invented a faster way to communicate. His invention, the telegraph, sent messages from one machine to another along a wire. A telegraph operator…
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