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Early Public Education and Founding of the University of Michigan
Analyze John D. Pierce and Isaac Crary's design for Michigan's pioneering centralized public education and university system.
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Becoming Michigan: Statehood, Governance, and Resource Expansion
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Analyze the Toledo War, the 1835 Constitution, admission to the Union, and the early economic and institutional development of the state.
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