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BEFORE CLASS •• Watch The Rubenstein Library’s Collections and Using Duke’s Digital Collections: An Introduction. SESSION (...)

The African American community proved a shining example of social, economic, educational, and cultural prominence in the Jim Crow New South.

Think about age, gender, and social class. •• Would it make a German citizen want to join the movement?

Through an analysis of Ford Motor Co. print advertisements students will explore the shifting economic, cultural and social landscape (...)

Students Will: •• Compare how and why American airline companies built the idea of South America as a potential market for business travelers (...)

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Other subject librarians would be located in the Research Commons to interact with people working on a project activity. The entry (...)

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Entries chronicle her daily activities, often focusing on the education (secular, musical, and religious) of her two children Ralph ("R") and (...)

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Nancy MacLean Course: History of U.S. Social Movements Module: U.S. Social Movements in Global Perspective Download: Lesson (...)

Do political movements and social causes use these kinds of communication tools today?

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Excluding records that can be destroyed, the Archives recommends preserving any documentation of a group's activities, such as: Series Title (...)

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