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Childhood influences on presidential decision making: Thomas Woodrow Wilson	Cape May Point lighthouse: The reconstruction of privies for study as cultural artifacts

Motivating factors in the benevolent treatment of slaves in the antebellum South	Architectural history of industrial Los Angeles: California's last railroad signal buildings, Redondo Junction Tower (1906--2001) and Hobart Tower (1926--2002)

The civil rights record of the Nixon administration: Advances despite neglect	Property rights at the founding: A study of property rights at the Constitutional Convention and beyond

Brothers in arms: The Daley boys in the First World War	Ellis Island during World War II: The detainment and internment of German and Italian aliens

Hoover Dam and Boulder City, then and now: A study on the construction of dam and city and its impact on society	Bleeding the bear by funding Jihad: U.S. foreign policy in Afghanistan, 1979--1989

Walter Rauschenbusch and the social dimension of his Christian faith	The social forces that sought to eliminate women's reproductive choices in nineteenth-century America

The mythical plane of experience in "Moby-Dick"	Becoming paradise: Key West, Florida, and the community consequences of heritage tourism

Death at the Horseshoe --- Birth of a legend: Andrew Jackson's campaign against the Creek Indians	George Grosz: His life, politics, and art

El Teatro Campesino's Indigenous cultural philosophy and politics: An example of significant Indigenous influence on Chicana/o Movement ideology, 1971--1977	The economics of exploitation in antebellum New England: The life and death of Boott Cotton Mills of Lowell, Massachusetts, 1835--1905

Modern house museum preservation: A study of Cherokee Ranch and Castle House Museum	The long goodbye: A study of the progressive alientation between the North and the South over slavery in the years from 1830 to 1860

United States intervention in Vietnam: Theory and reality juxtaposed	Secularization in the United States, 1776 to 1801

PATCO and beyond: Ronald Reagan and organized labor: 1980--1989	The Boston Brahmins: Their influence on the built form of Boston, (1850--1900)

Battle for the nation's soul: America's cultural war: The politics of the Founding Fathers	Nineteenth century Irish immigration and its impact on the Union's victory in the Civil War

The influence of literary societies in Virginia's colleges and universities from 1904 to 1907	Harry S. Truman, civil rights, and the election of 1948

Development of American regional style: An unintended outcome of the Federal Art Project	From script to screen: Government propaganda, Hollywood and the making of the combat film genre from 1942 through 1945

Shays' Rebellion and the United States Constitution: A study in conflict creating law	Early tourism in the Pacific Northwest: 1890 to 1940

Quakers, Indians, and modernity in colonial Pennsylvania: Cultural and racial conflict in the Seven Years' War	Chivalry in "Huckleberry Finn"

Big Foot: Potawatomi village leader the myth and the man	Slavery and its role in early American economic history

Culpability in the outbreak of the Cold War	The Berlin Crisis in 1948 and 1961, and the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962: The three most critical and serious crises of the entire Cold War

Jacob Lawrence as artistic griot in the John Brown series	More than a speech a struggle --- how the Constitution and Christianity were used as liberation tools for change: A critical analysis of three selective speeches of Frederick Douglass, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and Senator Barack Obama

Nora Houston: Artist and activist	The Puritans' note rote controversy The beginning of music education in colonial America

Light in Faulkner: The indomitability of women in William Faulkner's Yoknapatawpha County novels	The rise and fall of an art form: Architectural terra cotta on California's coast from the early 1900s to 1930s

Women in film during WWII	Modern city disasters and responses: Focus on New Orleans

Butte literature: Rewriting the cultural stereotype	An interpretation of American identity on the Texas frontier in the mid 1800s as seen through the autobiography of P. W. Gravis, circuit rider and Confederate soldier

Material "Self-interest" and individual "Freedom": Tracing the evolving American Dream	How the government saved American art: A study of the impact federal New Deal art programs had on women artists during the Great Depression

A proper tribute: World War II memorials in New Hampshire	William Penn and the Inner Light: Freedom of conscience becomes the national religion

In Lincoln's footsteps	United States involvement in Iraq: 1918-1922

Finding pleasure on the Overland Trail	The religious Right's legal assault on same sex rights in the United States

Anti-Catholic discourse and The Scarlet Letter: A new historical approach	Samuel Adams's resistance to British authority 1764-1770

The forest beneath the clouds: Chinese-Americans and accommodation in nineteenth century northwestern California	The power of precedents in perpetuating a culture of fear: An analysis of the correlation between fear-based legislation in the United States and the passage of the U.S.A. Patriot Act

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