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Yale University

The Civil War and Reconstruction

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This course explores the causes, course, and consequences of the American Civil War, from the 1840s to 1877. The primary goal of the course is to understand the multiple meanings of a transforming event in American history.
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27 Lesons
23 hours
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Harvard University

Slavery and Harvard - Universities and Slavery Series, Part 4

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Experts explore Harvard's historical connections to slavery, discussing research findings, student contributions, legal perspectives, and architectural memorialization, followed by a panel discussion on institutional legacy and responsibility.
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5 Lesons
1 hour 20 minutes
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Yale University

John Brown's Holy War, 1860 Election, and the Secession Crisis - Class 12

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Explore the pivotal events leading to the Civil War: John Brown's raid, the 1860 election, and the secession crisis. Gain insights into slavery's impact on American history and its enduring legacies.
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1 Lesons
59 minutes
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Yale University

American History: From Emancipation to the Present - Lecture 2 - Dawn of Freedom

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Explores Civil War era events, focusing on the Emancipation Proclamation, draft riots, and tensions surrounding citizenship, freedom, and race in America. Examines key historical moments and their impact on societal dynamics.
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5 Lesons
41 minutes
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Yale University

Slavery and State Rights - What Caused the Civil War?

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Explores five theories on Southern secession, including slavery preservation and fear, and examines how historians have interpreted the Civil War's causes, from Rhodes to the Beards' economic perspective.
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5 Lesons
50 minutes
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Yale University

Lincoln, Leadership, and Race - Emancipation as Policy

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Explore Lincoln's evolving views on slavery, the Battle of Antietam's impact, and the Emancipation Proclamation's significance in shaping the Civil War's meaning and outcome.
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6 Lesons
52 minutes
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Yale University

John Brown's Holy War - Terrorist or Heroic Revolutionary?

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Explore John Brown's controversial legacy, the Lincoln-Douglas debates, and the Dred Scott decision's impact on pre-Civil War America in this Yale lecture on pivotal events leading to the conflict.
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6 Lesons
52 minutes
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Yale University

Days of Jubilee: The Meanings of Emancipation and Total War - Lecture 16

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Explore the impact of the Emancipation Proclamation, its effects on the Civil War, and the complex process of emancipation across the South. Gain insights into freed slaves' experiences and the transformation of the Union Army.
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5 Lesons
49 minutes
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Yale University

The Known World by Edward P. Jones - Narrative Techniques and Historical Knowledge

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Explore Edward P. Jones's "The Known World" through its narrative structure, historical context, and unique approach to storytelling, examining the novel's portrayal of knowledge and truth in American literature.
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5 Lesons
51 minutes
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Yale University

Athenian Democracy - Judicial System, Women's Roles, and Slavery

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Explore Athenian democracy's judicial system, women's roles, and slavery, drawing parallels to modern society. Gain insights into ancient Greek political and social structures.
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5 Lesons
1 hour 13 minutes
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Yale University

The Kansas-Nebraska Act and the Birth of the Republican Party, 1854-55

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Explore pivotal 1850s political crises: Compromise of 1850, Fugitive Slave Act opposition, Uncle Tom's Cabin impact, Kansas-Nebraska Act, and Republican Party formation. Gain insights into pre-Civil War tensions.
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7 Lesons
48 minutes
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Yale University

A Southern World View: The Old South and Proslavery Ideology - Lecture 3

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Explore the complex history of southern slavery, including the internal slave trade and various pro-slavery arguments, from biblical to economic perspectives.
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5 Lesons
51 minutes
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Yale University

Expansion and Slavery: Legacies of the Mexican War and the Compromise of 1850

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Explore conflicts and compromises leading to the Civil War, including Douglass's speech, Mexican War impacts, and the Compromise of 1850, highlighting slavery's expansion and its political consequences.
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6 Lesons
53 minutes
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Yale University

Dred Scott, Bleeding Kansas, and the Impending Crisis of the Union, 1855-58 - The Civil War and Reconstruction

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Explore key events of 1855-58: Kansas conflict, Sumner's caning, Republican Party's rise, Fremont's campaign, and the Dred Scott decision's impact on pre-Civil War America.
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5 Lesons
52 minutes
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Yale University

The Election of 1860 and the Secession Crisis - Civil War and Reconstruction

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Explore the 1860 election, John Brown's impact, and Southern secession in this Yale lecture on the Civil War's origins, examining key events and rationales behind the conflict.
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6 Lesons
51 minutes
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Yale University

Southern Society: Slavery, King Cotton, and Antebellum America's Peculiar Region - Lecture 2

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Explore the unique aspects of antebellum Southern society, including its anti-modernism, emphasis on honor, and slave-based cotton economy, shaping the region's distinctiveness from the North.
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6 Lesons
52 minutes
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Yale University

Creating a Constitution - The American Revolution

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Explore the debates and compromises behind the U.S. Constitution's creation, including state representation, slavery, and executive power, in the context of post-Revolutionary fears and aspirations.
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6 Lesons
46 minutes
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Yale University

War and Society in the American Revolution

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Explores the American Revolution's impact on African Americans, women, and Native Americans, examining the extent of societal change and inclusivity for these groups during this pivotal period.
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6 Lesons
43 minutes
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Yale University

Is the American Republic on the Eve of Destruction or Renewal? - Class 3

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Exploring slavery's impact on American institutions and examining the future of democracy, pluralism, and constitutional rule in the face of historical and contemporary challenges.
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1 Lesons
1 hour
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Yale University

Does Memory Matter? Why Universities Are Studying Slavery and Their Pasts - Class 2

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Explore the impact of slavery on American institutions and Yale's history, examining its enduring legacies and the importance of collective memory in shaping society's future.
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1 Lesons
57 minutes
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Yale University

Why Does the Civil War and Reconstruction Have a Hold on American Historical Imagination? - Class 1

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Exploring the enduring impact of the Civil War and Reconstruction on American society, examining slavery's legacy, and analyzing how this era shapes current political and social divisions.
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1 Lesons
53 minutes
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Yale University

Yale, Slavery, and the American Revolutionary Era - Class 5

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Explore Yale's involvement with slavery during the American Revolutionary era, examining its impact on the institution and broader societal implications.
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1 Lesons
1 hour
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Yale University

The 18th Century Founding of Yale and its Many Contexts - Native American Dispossession and the Puritan Vision

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Explore Yale's 18th-century origins, examining Native American dispossession, Puritan influence, and the complex historical context that shaped the institution's founding and early development.
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1 Lesons
57 minutes
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Yale University

Antebellum Yale and the Coming of the Civil War - Class 7

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Explore Yale's role in antebellum America and its connection to the Civil War. Examine slavery's impact on institutions and the challenges to democracy, pluralism, and constitutional rule.
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1 Lesons
55 minutes
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Yale University

Yale, the Early Republic, and the 1831 Black College

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Explore Yale's early history, focusing on its connections to slavery and the 1831 Black College proposal. Gain insights into the complex racial dynamics of the Early Republic era.
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1 Lesons
51 minutes
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Yale University

The Civil War and its Legacies at Yale - Class 8

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Explore the Civil War's impact on American institutions and Yale's connections to slavery, examining enduring legacies and their influence on modern society and governance.
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1 Lesons
57 minutes
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Yale University

Ideologies and Economies: Southern World Views vs Northern World Views - Class 9

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Explore ideologies and economies shaping Southern and Northern worldviews, examining slavery's impact on American institutions and the enduring legacies of racial inequality.
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1 Lesons
56 minutes
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Santa Fe Institute

Insurance, Slavery, and Expertise

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Explore the historical intersections of insurance practices, slavery, and expert knowledge, examining their lasting impacts on society and economics.
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1 Lesons
1 hour 2 minutes
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The University of Chicago

Madwoman on the Slave Ship: Reproduction and Racial Capitalism - Lecture 1

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Explore the intersection of gender, slavery, and racial capitalism through an analysis of women's experiences on slave ships, challenging traditional narratives and examining archival evidence.
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15 Lesons
1 hour 12 minutes
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The Aspen Institute

A Hidden Workforce: Prison Labor, Human Rights, and the Legacy of Slavery

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Explore the history and current state of prison labor in the US, examining its roots in slavery and its impact on human rights, while discussing potential reforms for more dignified work.
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1 Lesons
1 hour 11 minutes
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Yale University

Causes of the American Civil War: Slavery, States' Rights, and the Irrepressible Conflict - Class 13

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Explore the complex historical debate over Civil War causation, examining the roles of slavery, states' rights, and political tensions in shaping America's deadliest conflict.
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1 Lesons
1 hour
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TEDx

A inteligência e o legado africano nas minas de Ouro Preto

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Revelação da inteligência africana na extração de ouro em Ouro Preto, desafiando narrativas eurocêntricas e valorizando a contribuição dos povos africanos na formação da sociedade brasileira.
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1 Lesons
18 minutes
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Cambridge University Press

Race and International Law - Historical Legacy and Contemporary Challenges

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Explore the historical and ongoing impact of racism in international law, examining representation, reparations, and potential reforms to address systemic inequalities and promote justice.
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1 Lesons
1 hour
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The Aspen Institute

Heirs of Slavery - Reckoning with the Legacy of the Slave Trade

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Explore the ongoing debate on reparations for slavery, examining private initiatives and their impact on reconciling with historical injustices. Gain insights into efforts to address this complex issue.
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1 Lesons
56 minutes
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The Aspen Institute

From Territories to States: The Civil War and the End of the Frontier

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Explore the Civil War's impact on Western expansion, federal power, slavery, and race relations in America, examining key historical events and their lasting consequences.
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12 Lesons
46 minutes
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The Aspen Institute

Stories That Matter - Examining Society's Pressing Issues Through Film

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Oscar-winning filmmaker John Ridley discusses his recent projects, including "American Crime" and "Guerrilla," exploring societal issues like race relations and immigration with actress Felicity Huffman.
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1 Lesons
55 minutes
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The Aspen Institute

Never Caught - The Washingtons' Relentless Pursuit of Their Runaway Slave, Ona Judge

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Explore the untold story of Ona Judge, a slave who escaped from George Washington, and the complex dynamics of slavery in early America through this thought-provoking discussion.
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15 Lesons
1 hour 20 minutes
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The Aspen Institute

Race and History: Overcoming Uncomfortable Truths in America

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Explore how history can address uncomfortable truths about race in America, featuring insights from Bryan Stevenson on truth, reconciliation, and societal change.
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16 Lesons
1 hour
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The Aspen Institute

Slavery at Universities - Historic Ties and Institutional Responsibility

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Explore how Harvard and Georgetown address their historical ties to slavery in this thought-provoking discussion with university presidents and Ta-Nehisi Coates.
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1 Lesons
27 minutes
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NPTEL-NOC IITM

Toni Morrison's Beloved: Repression, Trauma, and Slavery - Part 4

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Explore the psychological impact of slavery in Toni Morrison's "Beloved," focusing on trauma, repression, and the dehumanizing effects on characters.
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1 Lesons
11 minutes
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Yale University

Terrible Swift Sword: Confederate Ascendency and Ultimate Defeat - Class 14

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Explore the pivotal moments of Confederate military success and eventual downfall during the Civil War, examining their lasting impact on American society and constitutional framework.
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1 Lesons
57 minutes
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VLMuseum

The Great Dismal Swamp: A Refuge for People and Underground Railroad Site - Naturally Speaking June 2024

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Explore the Great Dismal Swamp's role as a refuge, Underground Railroad site, and spiritual sanctuary with Eric 'Mubita' Sheppard's insightful discussion.
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1 Lesons
57 minutes
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Yale University

Never Call Retreat: Military Turning Points and Why the North Won the Civil War - Class 15

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Explore the pivotal military turning points of the Civil War and analyze the strategic factors that led to the Union's victory, examining the war's lasting impact on American society.
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1 Lesons
1 hour 4 minutes
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Yale University

Who Freed the Slaves: Lincoln, Leadership and Emancipation Policy - Class 17

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Explore Lincoln's pivotal role in emancipation policy and leadership during the Civil War, examining how various forces and actors contributed to the end of American slavery.
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1 Lesons
1 hour 4 minutes
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Yale University

Days of Jubilee: The Process of Emancipation and Union Victory - Class 18

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Explore the complex process of emancipation during the Civil War, examining how Union victory transformed American society and left enduring legacies that continue to shape racial, political, and social dynamics.
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1 Lesons
1 hour 1 minute
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Yale University

Andrew Johnson, the Radicals, and the Second American Revolution - Class 20

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Explore the pivotal role of Andrew Johnson's presidency and the Radical Republicans in shaping post-Civil War America, examining their impact on racial equality and constitutional transformation.
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1 Lesons
59 minutes
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Yale University

Wartime Reconstruction and the Ends of War - Class 19

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Explore the complex dynamics of post-Civil War America, examining reconstruction policies, societal transformations, and lasting impacts on racial equality and democratic institutions during wartime's aftermath.
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1 Lesons
1 hour 5 minutes
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