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Image: Artistic depiction of William and Mary from c. 1689.

The Glorious Revolution

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Photo of African American and Native American students in Ancient History class by Frances Benjamin Johnston, 1899.

Historical Thinking Chart

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Image: A 1917 Political poster depicting U.S. industry as a mule kicking "Kaiserism," "Pacificism," and "Hard Times" by Morris. From the Library of Congress.

U.S. Entry into WWI

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Image: Map of Virginia and Maryland by Gerhard Mercator, 1636. From the Bill Lane Center for the American West.Image: Map of Virginia and Maryland by Gerhard Mercator, 1636. From the John Carter Brown Library.

Mapping the New World

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Image: Illustration of Tatya Tope's soldiery published by the Illustrated London News, 1858. From the Wikimedia Commons.

The Sepoy Rebellion

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Image: Photo of Neville Chamberlain and Adolf Hitler at the Munich Agreement in 1938. From the Wikimedia Commons.

Appeasement

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Intro to Lateral Reading with Reconstruction Sources

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