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Left, opposite page, immigrants arriving at Ellis Island in New YorkCity, principal gateway to the United States in the late 19th and early20th centuries. From 1890 to 1921, almost 19 million people enteredthe United States as immigrants.Below, children working at the Indiana Glass Works in 1908.Enacting child labor laws was one of the principal goals of theProgressive movement in this era.102103
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CHAPTER 1: EARLY AMERICAOUTLINE OF
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John Smith,the stalwartEnglish expl
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Benjamin Franklin: scientist, inven
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Thomas Jefferson, author of the Dec
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An autumnal view of Arlington Cemet
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Above, Rosa Parks sits in one of th
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Civil rights leader and political a
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