Ryan Tanner-Read
History and International Relations Teacher
History and International Relations Teacher
US History Honors Presentations
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- AP US Review Since 1945
- AP US Review to 1945
- Globalization and New Crises: America Since Reagan
- The Ballad of Ron and George: A Musical Comedy of the Reagan Revolution
- To Understand a Scandal: Watergate Beyond Nixon
- Takin' It To the Streets: The Anti-War Movement and American Society
- Last Days in Vietnam: "Peace" and the Long Legacy of the Vietnam War
- 10,000 Days From First to Last: The Vietnam War
- Like a Hurricane: The American Indian Movement
- Local People: The Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi (See OneDrive Folder)
- Many Are the Crimes: McCarthyism and the Cold War
- Crabgrass Frontier: The Baby Boom, the Atomic Age and the World of the Subdivision
- The Bomb and the Atomic Age
- The Censored War: American Visual Experience in World War Two
- Painting a New Deal: Post Office Murals of the Great Depression
- Universal Fear: Responses to the Great Depression
- Prohibition and the Jazz Age
- Holding Back the Tide: Modernism, Fundamentalism and the Scopes Trial
- Woodrow Wilson: Progressive President
- Killing for Coal: The Ludlow Massacre and Labor Violence in the Progressive Era
- Atlantic Progressivism: America, the Paris Exposition and the Atlantic World
- Remember the Maine!: Exploring the Spanish American War
- Honest Graft: Plunkitt of Tammany Hall
- Robber Barons?: Standard Oil
- How to Protect Your Virtue: Guides for Young City Dwellers
- Coming and Going: Immigrants on the Round Trip to America
- The Frontier in American History
- Race and Reunion: The Civil War in American Memory
- Been in the Storm So Long: African-American Freedom
- The Home Front: Women in the Confederacy
- Jubilee: Black Soldiers, Slavery and Freedom
- Winning the War: Union Strategy and the End of the War
- Richmond Is a Hard Road to Travel
- Disunion and John Brown, Abolitionist: Words, Faith and Murder Before the Civil War
- Art and Empire: The Battle to Decorate the US Capitol
- Defending Slavery: Pro-Slavery Thought
- Placing Cabins, Making Homes: The Built Environment of Slavery
- "Humbug": P.T. Barnum and Culture in Jacksonian America
- Age of Adams?: Why Do We Talk About an Age of Jackson?
- Shoeboots, Doll and Indian Removal: One Family's Story in Slavery and Freedom
- A Mud Machine, Street Scrapes and Slaves: Wage Labor in Early Baltimore
- Beer, Paper War and Dueling: Political Culture in the Early United States
- Madison and Mathews: Debt, Paper Money and the Making of the Constitution
- The Declaration of Independence
- The American Paradox: Slavery, Religion, Money and the Coming of the American Revolution
- Spurned Children?: Royal Culture, Imperial Control and the American Revolution
- The "Boston Affairs" and the King: Brendan McConville's The King's Three Faces
- Murder Most Foul: Death and Cultural (Mis)Understanding on the Pennsylvania Frontier
- The Voyage of the Slave Ship Diligent
- The Rage of Jacob Leisler
- Masterless Men: Land Hunger, Colonial Politics and Racial Slavery
- A World of Money and Magic: New England Puritanism and the Economy
- Valuable Women: Gender in the Early Chesapeake
- What is the Colonial Period?
- Speaking Words, Walking Lines: Europeans Perform Possession
- Europe and the Americas Before Columbus
- Welcome to US History Honors
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