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Leaders for Equality: Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, and Cesar Chavez
Examine how 20th-century civil rights leaders organized nonviolent movements to secure equal rights and dignity.
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Westward Expansion and 19th Century Growth
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Analyze how territorial acquisitions, transportation innovations, and social movements reshaped the American nation.
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