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Vol. 27 No. 2 (2002)

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.33043/TH.27.2
Published: 2024-05-01

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Articles

  • A "Great Roads" Approach To Reaching Modern World History And Latin American Regional Survey Courses A Veracruz To Mexico City Case Study

    James Brown, Douglass Sullivan-Gonzales
    59-73
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  • Acting Out Nazi Germany A Role-Play Simulation For The History Classroom

    W. Gregory Monahan
    74-85
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  • Local Studies And Larger Issues The Case Of Sara Bagby

    Judith Luckett
    86-97
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  • Teaching The Holocaust As A Lesson In Remembering And Saying "No" To Hate A Testimonial

    Emily Alsip
    98-101
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Reviews

  • Mitford, Madame De Pompadour

    Laura Musselwhite
    102-103
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  • Jacob, The Enlightenment - A Brief History With Documents; Porter, The Enlightenment; Munch, The Enlightenment, A Comparative Social History, 1721-1794

    Robert Luehrs
    103-105
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  • Morrison, Slavery And The American West - The Eclipse Of Manifest Destiny And The Coming Of The Civil War

    Robert Gudmestad
    105-106
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  • Tulloch, The Debate On The American Civil War Era

    Robert Page
    107-108
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  • Sittser, A Cautious Patriotism - The American Churches And The Second World War

    Jill Gill
    108-109
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  • Morehouse, Fighting In The Jim Crow Army - Black Men And Women Remember World War II

    Christopher Lovett
    109-110
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  • Winters, Ed., The Civil Rights Movement; Siebold, Ed., Martin Luther King, Jr.

    Sarah Swedberg
    110-112
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