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Cheyenne Detjen: “Disunity, Disconnect, and Distance: Building the 1904 World’s Fair”
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Dustin Dyer: “The Dyer Anti-Lynching Bill and Its Impact on the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s”
Stephanie Ferguson: “From Jim Crow to the Moon: How the Space Age Influenced the Civil Rights Movement”
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Alex Garber: “The Lord Protector: A Government of Questionable Legitimacy”
Alec Graham: “The Creek Nation: Transformation and Division”
Maggie Mortensen: “The Lost Girls: Women in the Face of China’s Reeducation Movement”
Frank Mott: “G.I. JO: An Evaluation of the Training and Performance of U.S. Army Junior Officers in Vietnam”
Annie Nickrent: “All that Glitters: Opposition to the Conservation Movement and the Hetchy Valley Controversy”
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