SSH+102+Class+Visuals

Civil War:

 * [|Northern & Southern States]
 * [|Civil War Statistics (visual)]
 * [|Civil War Graphics]
 * [|1860 Census Figures]
 * [|Civil War Technology, :Modern Marvels," History Channel (video)]

Reconstruction:

 * Reconstruction Political Cartoons Activity
 * [|"Let Us Clasp Hands Over the Bloody Chasm"]
 * [|"The Balance," Harper's Weekly]
 * [|"American Rivers Ganges"]
 * [|"Pacific Chivalry"]
 * [|"The Great Fear of the Period"]
 * [|"The Golden Goose"]
 * [|"This is a White Man's Government"]
 * [|"We Accept the Situation"]
 * [|"Negro Estimate of Freedom"]
 * [|"Let Us Clasp Hands Across the Bloody Chasm"]
 * [|"This Is a White Man's Government," Thomas Nast cartoon, 5 September 1868.]
 * [|Klansman on Horseback 1868]
 * [|Mississippi Klansman 1871]
 * [|Civil Rights Acts of 1870 & 1871.]
 * [|"Let Us Clasp Hands Over The Bloody Chasm," Thomas Nast cartoon, 19 October 1872.]

**The Gilded Age**:

 * [|Corliss Engine, Philadelphia World's Fair, 1876.]
 * [|Statue of Freed Slave by Francesco Pezzicar, Philadelphia World's Fair, 1876.]
 * [|The Railroad Network, 1880.]
 * [|Railroad Expansion, 1870 to 1890.]
 * [|Interior of Ellwood House.]
 * [|I. L. Ellwood & Company Lithographic Card.]
 * [|Ellwood House Museum Website]
 * A Narrative History of Sears
 * [|Sears, Roebuck & Co. Consumer Guide]
 * [|Sears & Roebuck Revolvers, 1902]
 * [|Sears Motor Buggy, 1909]
 * [|Sears Catalog Homes, 1908-1940]
 * [|Sears & Roebuck Grave Stones]
 * [|Video: Bonanza Farms: Working at the Bonanza Farms]
 * [|Webpage: Bonanza Farms: Working at the Bonanza Farms]
 * [|Old Saint Patrick's Cathedral (Mulberry Street), 1815]
 * [|Saint Patrick's Cathedral (Fifth Avenue), 1879.]

**Freedom's Boundaries:**

 * [|Homestead Steel Mills]
 * [|Map: Homestead, Pennsylvania]
 * [|Poster: Leaders of the Knights of Labor]
 * [|Without Sanctuary: Lynching Photography in America]
 * [|"War of Wealth" Poster, 1895]
 * [[file:lehman-classes-space/War of Wealth Theater Review NYTimes 26February1895.pdf|War of Wealth Theater Review NYTimes 26February1895.pdf]]
 * [|Pledge of Allegiance Salute, 1899]
 * [|Pledge of Allegiance Salute, 1941]
 * [|Editorial Cartoon: "It is no longer the Republican Party of Lincoln, but of Robbery & Rothschilds," 1896]
 * [|1896 Presidential Election: Electoral College Votes]
 * [|Editorial Cartoon: "School Begins," //Puck//, 1899.>]
 * [|Editorial Cartoon: "Spanish as Brute]
 * [|Map: American Involvement in Latin America, 1898-1939]
 * [|Judge Magazine: Hawaii's Shotgun Wedding, 1893.]
 * [|American Claims on Hawaii, 1897.]
 * [|Anti-Annexation Hawaii Cartoon: "Likely to Happen Under the Coming Administration."]

**Progressive Era:**

 * [|Lewis Hine: "Midnight at the Glassworks"]
 * [|Lewis Hine: "Jennie Rizzandi . . . helping her mother and father finish garments"]
 * [|Ellis Island, First Immigration Station (1892 to 1897)]
 * [|Ellis Island, Second Immigration Station (1900 to 1954)]
 * [|Video: Immigrants Arriving on Ellis Island (1903)]
 * [|Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904]
 * [|Igorots Villagers Imported for Worlds Fair]
 * [|Frontispiece to Louisiana and the Fair: An Exposition of the World, Its People, and Their Achievements, 1904]
 * [|Statue of Liberty in Advertising: "New Jersey Macoroni Company (1920)]
 * [|Film: New York: A Documentary Film--"The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire," Part One]
 * [|Film: New York: A Documentary Film--"The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire," Part Two]
 * [|Film: Taylorism on ABC World Report]
 * Department Stores:
 * [|B. Altman & Company, Fifth Avenue, Manhattan (Exterior)]
 * [|B. Altman & Company, Fifth Avenue, Manhattan (Interior)]
 * [|Marshall Field & Company, Chicago (Interior)]
 * [|Marshall Field & Company, Chicago (Main Aisle)]
 * Eastman Kodak Advertisements:
 * [|The Kodak at the North Pole (1893)]
 * [|If It isn't an Eastman, It isn't a Kodak (1905)]
 * [|All out-doors Invites Your Kodak (1911)]
 * [|All out-doors Invites Your Kodak II (1911)]
 * [|All out-doors Invites Your Kodak III (1911)]
 * [|On Every Outing: Kodak (1912)]
 * [|A Scout with a Kodak (1913)]
 * [|Keep a Kodak Baby Book (1915)]

**World War One:**

 * [|Origins of the First World War, Part II]
 * [|European Imperialism in Africa]
 * [|Map: U.S. Activities in Latin America & the Caribbean, 1895 to 1930s]
 * [|Map: von Schlieffen Plan]
 * [|The Great War: "For Such a Stupid Reason Too"]
 * [|The Failure of the Schlieffen Plan]
 * [|World War One: Naval War, Part One]
 * [|World War One Trench Diagram]
 * [|Trench Photograph One]
 * [|Trench Photograph Two]
 * [|Trench Photograph Three]
 * [|Wilson's "Peace Without Victory" Speech (1917)]
 * [|Wilson's Request for a Declaration of War (1917)]
 * [|World War One Propaganda Posters]
 * [|Poster: "Rape of Belgium"]
 * [|"That Liberty Shall Not Perish" (1917)]
 * [|"Americans All" (1919)]
 * [|Poster: "True Sons of Freedom"]
 * [|Poster: "Colored Man is No Slacker"]
 * [|Emergency Hospital, Fort Riley, Kansas (1918)]
 * [|Chicago Influenza Poster (1918)]
 * [|News Reel: San Francisco Celebration of End of WWI]
 * [|Influenza Mortality Rates Chart]
 * [|Five Socialist Assemblymen Removed from NYC City Council 1919]
 * [|Video: 1919 Red Scare & the Advent of the 1920s]
 * [|"Influenza 1918," American Experience, 1998.]

The Great Depression & New Deal:

 * [|Recording: "That's What's the Matter With Me," Gene Malin, 1932.]
 * [|Recording: "I'd Rather Be Spanish," Gene Malin, 1932.]
 * [|Video: //The Crash of 1929 and the Great Depression// (Part One)]
 * [|Video: //The Crash of 1929 and the Great Depression// (Part Two)]
 * [|Video: //The Crash of 1929 and the Great Depression// (Part Three)]
 * [|Video: //The Crash of 1929 and the Great Depression// (Part Four)]
 * [|Video: //The Crash of 1929 and the Great Depression// (Part Five)]
 * [|Video: //The Crash of 1929 and the Great Depression// (Part Six)]
 * [|Map: Electoral College Results 1928 Presidential Election.]
 * [|Central Park Hooverville.]
 * [|Red Hook, Brooklyn Hooverville.]
 * F[|ranklin D. Roosevelt's First Inaugural Address, March 4, 1933]
 * [|Union Organizing Songs]
 * [|"Surviving the Dust Bowl," American Experience, 2009.]

World War II & Fighting for the Four Freedoms:

 * [|"Grodowski is My Name," Advertisement, 1941-1942?]
 * [|"I'm an Ellis Island American," Otto Hagel, 1942]
 * [|Second World War Anti-Japanese Propaganda Posters]
 * [|Second World War Advertisements]

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 * //Der Fuehrer's Face// (1943):

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 * //Commando Duck// (1944):

__**Advent of the Cold War:**__


[|"Let's Face It": Civil Defense Film (1955)] [|Trailer for "Them" (1954)] [|News Reels: 1946 Strike Wave]