Articles with keyword "Colonial Era"
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Strange Alliances
With the fates of North America still uncertain, the French and three Indian tribes raid a British settlement.
Conversation
Teaching the Nation's History
Scholars are approaching the founding of America in new ways.
Curio
Freedom Through Conversion
Conflict Endured during Colonial Period in Virginia over Morality of Christians Enslaving Other Christians
Conversation
The Public Historian
How Jill Lepore went from Harvard office temp to Harvard professor.
Curio
Name-Dropping In Rhode Island
Familiarly known as the “Ocean State,” Rhode Island’s full official name includes “and Providence Plantations,” words the state legislature has resolved to drop.
Curio
Mexic-Arte Museum
Cortez’s conquest of the Aztecs, the Seven Deadly Sins, and Mexican Independence are among the many themes of the masked dances of the Nahua Indians of central Mexico.
Curio
First, Count to Ten...In Pescadora
Archaeologists from Harvard University’s Peabody Museum working in Peru have unearthed a piece of paper used in the early seventeenth century by a Spanish priest to conduct an interview and record num
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The First Dissenters
George Mason swore he would rather "chop off his right hand" than sign the Constitution.





