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Mary Townsend Seymour: A Hartford Activist Fights for Equity
In what ways have communities of color advocated for equity?
Learn MoreConnecticut Heroes of World War I
What is the significance of Connecticut’s contribution to America’s story?
Learn More“Women of Connecticut: Are You Helping?” The Reaction to Emergency Food Measures During World War I
Do government campaigns to promote “voluntary” patriotic efforts in a time of war strengthen or weaken American democracy?
Learn More“Saved.” Theodate Pope and the Sinking of the Lusitania
To what extent has the United States succeeded in remaining neutral in times of war or global conflict?
Learn MoreConnecticut Prepares for War, 1917
How does the role of government change in a time of war?
Learn MoreJoining the War Effort, One Peach Pit at a Time
How does an entire society participate in war?
Learn MoreThe Immigrant Experience During World War I: Enemy Aliens
How did the government effort to mobilize and monitor the Connecticut home front during World War I affect the immigrant experience and conceptions of national identity?
Learn MoreBeware Thy Neighbor? German Americans in Connecticut during WWI
Has America always been a “Land of Opportunity” for immigrants?
Learn MoreBlack World War I Veterans Demand Civil Rights
How did World War I impact the struggle for civil rights in Connecticut and America?
Learn MoreEnlist Now! Selling Sacrifice to the People of Connecticut, 1917
Why do people enlist in the military?
Learn More“Making Munitions is a Woman’s Job” During World War I
What impact did the women of Connecticut have on the Great War (WWI)?
Learn MoreFree Speech and Seditious Speech on the CT World War I Home Front
Does free speech exist in a time of war?
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