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Photograph of the Al-Aqsa Mosque from 1916.

First Crusade

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Image: 13th-century illustration of pilgrims on a Hajj produced in Baghdad by al-Wasiti. From the Wikimedia Commons.

Ibn Battuta

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Image: Photograph of Little Plume and son Yellow Kidney sitting in a lodge. Taken by Edward Curtis in 1910. From the Library of Congress.

Edward Curtis

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Image: Photograph of the Miyatake family at Manzanar in 1943. From the Library of Congress.

Ansel Adams at Manzanar

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Portrait of Mansa Musa in the Catalan Atlas. From the Wikimedia Commons.

Mansa Musa

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Image: Illustration from Pestbuch by Hieronymous Brunschwig, 1500. From the Library of Congress.

Understanding the Black Death

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Image: Photograph showing deceased Confederate soldiers after the Battle of Antietam in 1862. From the Library of Congress.

Civil War Photographs

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Image: The first surviving depiction of Florence, a fresco created in 1342 by Bernardo Daddi. From the Wikimedia Commons.

The Black Death in Florence

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Image: Reproduction of The First Thanksgiving 1621, originally painted by J.L.G. Ferris. From the Library of Congress.

The First Thanksgiving Mini Lessons

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