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Revolutionary Ideals in Action: Comparing the American, French, and Haitian Revolutions

Herstory: Women in America, Lesson Activities

Legacies of World War I: Immigration Following the Great War

In this video, Dr. Katherine Benton-Cohen discusses how World War I affected immigration patterns.

Legacies of World War I: African Americans in World War I

In this video, Dr. Adrian Lentz-Smith explores the experiences of African Americans who served in World War I.

The Atomic Bomb: Luis Alvarez’s Letter to his Son from Aboard the Artiste

In this video, Dr. Christopher Hamner explores how the atomic bomb ended World War II, ushering in a new era in world history.

African American Experiences: Sowing the Seeds of Change During World War II

In this video, Dr. Christopher Hamner explores the role of African Americans in World War II and discusses how their experiences during the war sowed the seeds of change after …

Who’s Who and Why?: Examining the Sculptures at Lorraine American Cemetery

A Japanese American Family’s Experience During World War II: A Living DBQ

Two-Front War: African Americans’ Fight for Victory at Home and Abroad

Riding Along the Red Ball Express

Race and Tragedy on the Homefront: The Forgotten Port Chicago Disaster

The Montford Point Marines: One Step Towards Civil Rights

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