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I used these slides with my dual enrollment United States History course. Information was spot on - concise and presented in a professional, clean manner. Thanks for a great resource!
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Valerie C Grade 11
This resource was EXACTLY what I was looking for!! I use the American YAWP textbook and needed a starting place for my lectures. These slides are incredible!!
Kristen Pebble Grade 11
These look great on the wall in my classroom, and I've seen lots of students consulting the timeline during class as a resource. Very satisfied!
Margaret Z. Grade 11
My students enjoyed this presentation and we used it to spark conversation and debate in the class. We also compared and contrasted using the information from then to now. Thank you.
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