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Analyzing Evidence of the Pearl Harbor Attack
Analyzing Evidence of the Pearl Harbor Attack
By National Archives Education Team
Interpreting Data
Black Soldiers in the Civil War
Black Soldiers in the Civil War
By National Archives Education Team
Interpreting Data
Election of 1800
Election of 1800
By National Archives Education Team
Interpreting Data
Evaluating a Needlework Sampler as Historical Evidence
Evaluating a Needlework Sampler as Historical Evidence
By National Archives Education Team
Interpreting Data
Interpreting a Political Cartoon from the Eve of WWII
Interpreting a Political Cartoon from the Eve of WWII
By Center for Legislative Archives, National Archives
Interpreting Data
Senators
Senators' Pay in the First Congress
By National Archives Education Team
Interpreting Data
The Impact of the Immigration Act of 1924
The Impact of the Immigration Act of 1924
By National Archives Education Team
Interpreting Data
The Voting Record of the Constitution
The Voting Record of the Constitution
By National Archives Education Team
Interpreting Data
Writing to the President
Writing to the President
By National Archives Education Team
Interpreting Data
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