the freedom riders were such an inspiring group of people that were willing to DIE for what they believed in and that the emmet till case was a pivotal motion in the civil rights movement and it helped get the jump start on trying to make change #TuesdayHistoriansRiseUp
learning about executive 9066 was something i had truly never learned about before. knowing that people IN the US were being put in camps and lost everything and had horrible camp conditions is disturbing. #TuesdayHistoriansGoAtomic
in ch 20 I thought the purpose for the people’s party was interesting how they were trying to get more of a connection w/ the ppl and govt ch 21 learning about jane addams and her opinion on charity and what she did with hull house. #TuesdayHistoriansGoToTheCity
when talking about the gun laws, students who are more wealthy have a less chance of expierence a school shooting which relates to social darwinism in the gilded age. #TuesdayHistoriansGetRich
the primary source i used was mainly the kill the indian save the man. it revealed a lot about how the indians treated the whites versus how horribly the Indians were getting treated which i had never really learned about ! #TuesdayHistoriansGoWest
it was a transitional period after civil war, america was completely divided, and it was a time of trying to make “new paths”. #TuesdayHistoriansRebuild
@HistProfG#TuesdayHistoriansdeconstruct The Miss. BC gave more opportunities for freedmen, wanted more care for freedmen that were minors, and that they weren’t going to be so quick to blame if whites were the ones at fault.