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Using Early American History to Interpret 2020 - HIS103 Final Project Assignment
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Using Early American History to Interpret 2020 - HIS103 Final Project Assignment
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This is the assignment instructions for the final project for HIS 103 (United States History to 1877) at Niagara University. Students have written essays about how contemporary people use early American history to influence their interpretations of 2020- The Plague Year.
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#HistoryMatters
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12/07/2020
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12/07/2020
05/21/2021
08/09/2021
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