#AuburnWorldHistory Martin’s daughter fell in love with Stephen Douglas, an Illinois congressman. He wanted the money from the plantation but could not own it because of where he lived. So Martin and Douglas planned to keep it in her name so he could deny ownership if asked.
#AuburnWorldHistory The university of Chicago refused to acknowledge the hundreds of slaves that died that allowed the University and its $7 billion endorsement possible.
#AuburnWorldHistory He says that technology caused deindustrialization through automation and robotization and was a project put in motion by corporate capitalists and the bourgeoisie.
#AuburnWorldHistory Labor leaders use the term neoliberalism referring to the environment of workplace struggles, but the term is widely used and is unclear on what someone is referring to.
#AuburnWorldHistory Borders were over crowded because many were fleeing the country to escape from the violence. Families were left homeless who lived off food parcels given by the United Nations and Work Agency.
#AuburnWorldHistory 1 out of 3 people died in Leningrad from starvation, cold, or from what they ate. They ate glue from wallpapers, rats, and even other humans. It was reported that this happened a lot less than it actually did.
#AuburnWorldHistory Students are taught that the US dropped the atomic bombs on Japan to save the lives of 100s of thousands of young men’s lives; but there is more to the story.
#AuburnWorldHistory Americans began to question what would happen to the United States democracy after seeing the downfall of other democratic nations.