The Gold Rush 
.... California's annual gold production reached a then all-time high of $81 million" (The California 1). There were many success stories during the Gold
Rush era. ....
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Oakland Museum Internet Site
.... Plans are also keyed to online/multimedia images, such as paintings and prints of Gold
Rush-
era landscapes of the Bay Area; classroom computers are assumed. ....
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Student Exercise on the Gold Rush
.... and the "Indian Territory" section of James Abbey's memoir (1850), especially the April 26-27 part, as well as prints and photos of the Gold
Rush era such as ....
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Penitentiary Era
In the Penitentiary
Era, which lasted from 1790 to 1825, prisoners were housed .... punishment adopted in the Philadelphia prison by Dr. Benjamin
Rush of solitary ....
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The Penitentiary Era: 1790-1825
In the Penitentiary
Era, which lasted from 1790 to 1825, prisoners were housed .... punishment adopted in the Philadelphia prison by Dr. Benjamin
Rush of solitary ....
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Survivors
.... Ironically, it had been lands he had once patrolled to help keep white settlers from unlawfully residing on Native American lands during the gold
rush era. ....
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Story of the Last Survivor of Battle of Little Bighorn
.... Ironically, it had been lands he had once patrolled to help keep white settlers from unlawfully residing on Native American lands during the gold
rush era. ....
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California and Race
.... Hispanic society (the modern term "Latino" is misleading in this context), before annexation and the great influx of the Gold
Rush era overwhelmed that society ....
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Maxine Hong Kingston's China Men
.... reader senses that the angst that Maxine Hong Kingston describes with reference to her father, although his
era was well past those of the Gold
Rush and the ....
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The Jungle
.... The Jungle is also significant of the
era in that it mainly conforms to the .... of oppression too great to be surmounted, "…then we will begin the
rush that will ....
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The Temperance Movement
.... his book in 1609 with the American physician Benjamin
Rush, who pontificated .... development of the temperance movement from the American colonial
era through the ....
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Bushido: the Soul of Japan
....
era, but such great changes did not bring an end to the way of the warrior of the code of Bushido: The clash of the world's movement---for so we name the
rush ....
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Prohibition
.... Temperance movements and prohibition movements were part of the Progressive
era trend toward .... California then had a gold-
rush society that was attacked by the ....
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Prohibition
.... Temperance movements and prohibition movements were part of the Progressive
era trend toward .... California then had a gold-
rush society that was attacked by the ....
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History of The Wells Fargo Bank
.... The silver
rush in Nevada came at this time, and Virginia City would occupy Wells .... This
era ended with World War I when the federal government consolidated the ....
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Belasco & Puccini
.... Further, they both tap into the American mythic
era of the gold
rush, a time when lawlessness, overnight riches, and the struggles of frontier life were the ....
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The American Character in Two Novels
.... 1920s this group seemed to flounder in an
era of chaos, an
era marked by .... themselves to themselves, and men like Gatsby are expendable in their
rush to maintain ....
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The Jungle Sinclair
.... The Jungle is also significant of the
era in that it mainly conforms to the .... of oppression too great to be surmounted, "…then we will begin the
rush that will ....
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Nature of the Medium of Talk Radio Americans today are awash in ...
.... In 1992, Ronald Reagan declared that
Rush Limbaugh was "the number one voice for .... Both Stern and Limbaugh have benefited from the liberal
era they so often decry ....
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Business Elites & Urban Development
.... The two articles reflect the drawbacks on both sides of the eager
rush of private .... In his study of the social costs of Houston's boom
era Feagin details the ....
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Ryszard Kapuscinski, in Imperium
....
rush at the enemy .... of this country" (x). The reader finishes the book with a sense, if a dizzying sense, of the reality of Russia in the modern
era, from 1939 ....
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Radio and Newscasts
.... This
rush to promulgate the news may in fact, be seen as a closure for electric .... Whatever critique emerges from the
era, it was an
era that launched the age of ....
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Abigail Adams Colonial Women
.... the republic." Despite such limitations on women in the Colonial
era, there were .... Nash, MA Rethinking Republican motherhood: Benjamin
Rush and the Young Ladies ....
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The Fairness Doctrine
.... (Winter, 1989). "May It Rest in Peace: Public Interest and Public Access in the Post-Fairness Doctrine
Era," 11 Comm .... 219-290). Limbaugh,
Rush. (1993, Oct.). ....
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Los Angeles and San Francisco
.... of the two regions, and in part because of the Gold
Rush in Northern .... on the defense industry, especially during certain years, such as the Reagan
era. ....
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McCarthyism in Arthur Miller's The Crucible
.... isolated from society which drives the people in this play and in the
era of Mccarthy to .... Once one has caved in, others
rush in quickly before it is too late to ....
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South America's Amazon River
.... brittle in cold weather, this invention opened the door for a multitude of uses and the "gold
rush" was on .... The rubber
era ended and the railroad shut down. ....
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Probhibition Prohibition was instituted with a
.... his book in 1609 with the American physician Benjamin
Rush, who pontificated .... development of the temperance movement from the American colonial
era through the ....
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Modern American Mental Health Systems
.... However, on the whole
Rush's work, which specialized in the treatment of mental .... of activities on the part of a loose coalition of Progressive
Era advocates. ....
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Asian Talent in Hollywood
.... In an
era of globalization, multiculturalism often translates into multi-millions .... of "otherness." As Minh-Ha (2004) explains when discussing
Rush Hour: Lee's ....
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