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Gold
Rush Era
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Gold mining and its environmental impact
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Diversity
in the changing state
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Murder
and mayhem
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Disasters
[risks to come here]
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People
and everyday life
|
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Growth
of cities
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Closing
of the Frontier [1870-1900’s]
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Chinese Americans
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Railroads
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Native
Americans
|
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Promotion
of parks; west
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Emerging
Industrial Order [1900 – 1930’s]
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Industrialization of the Workplace
|
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Rise of
New Technology and Its Impact on America
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California’s
Growing Ethnic Diversity
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Popular
Culture
|
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Early
Advertising
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Great
Depression
|
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Hard Times
|
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San Francisco 1934 General Strike
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Help and a New Deal
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Dust Bowl Migration
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Regional Development: of Bridges, Dams and
Power Plants
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World
War II
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"Women workers" or "Women
enter wartime workforce/Labor"
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"Life
on the home front"
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"Braceros"
or "Mexican Immigration/The Bracero Program/Labor"
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"Richmond
shipyards" or "Workers at Richmond shipyards"
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"Japanese
American Relocation and Internment"
|
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"Protest/Anti-War
Sentiment"
|
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"442nd
Regimental Combat Team/Japanese American Soldiers"
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Social
Reform [1950’s-1960’s]
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African
Americans’ Struggle for Civil Rights
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Watts:
Profile of a Neighborhood
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The Free
Speech Movement
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Struggles
for Social Justice
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