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2020-01-11T13:59:58-05:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/d96/20200111143623003_hd.jpgAt the annual Southern Historical Association meeting, a group of professors discussed challenges and strategies for teaching the Reconstruction Era. They talked about sources and trying to find a balance between national history and local history in survey courses.
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At the annual Southern Historical Association meeting, a group of professors discussed challenges and strategies for teaching the Reconstruction Era. They talked about sources and trying to find a balance between national history and local history in survey courses. close
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- Dana Byrd Professor Bowdoin College->Art History
- David Prior Professor University of New Mexico->History Department
- Aaron Sheehan-Dean Professor Louisiana State University->History Department
- Amy Murrell Taylor Professor University of Kentucky->History Department
- Learotha Williams Professor Tennessee State University->African American and Public History
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