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Daniel Sargent , Assistant Professor of History
University of California, Berkeley
”Empire of Affluence: The Economic History of
the United States in Perspective”
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Brian DeLay
Associate Professor
Department of History
University of California, Berkeley
"Colonial California"
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Charles Wollenberg
Department of History
Berkeley City College
"The California Gold Rush"
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Hannah Farber
Graduate Research Student
Department of History
University of California, Berkeley
"The Economy of the Early Republic"
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Robin Einhorn
Professor, Department of History
University of California, Berkeley
"Jackson and the Bank"
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Daniel Immerwahr
Doctoral Candidate
Department of History
University of California, Berkeley
"Debating the Market:
WWII and the Question of the Postwar Economy"
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Brian DeLay
Assistant Professor
Department of History
University of California, Berkeley
"Westward Expansion as
Settler Colonialism"
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Alejandra Dubcovsky
Doctorial Candidate
Department of History
University of California, Berkeley
"The American Revolution in
the South and West"
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Laura Ferguson
Doctorial Candidate
Department of History
University of California, Berkeley
"The Makings and Meanings of
San Francisco's Golden Gate"
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Charles Postel
Associate Professor
Department of History
San Francisco State University
"How did Popular Protest Shape
the Early Republic?"
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Clarence Walker
Department of History
University of California, Davis
"Reorganization of the Southern
Economy after 1865"
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Daniel Sargent
Assistant Professor, Department of History
University of California, Berkeley
"Reganomics:
Explaining the Neoliberal Turn"
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Kerima Lewis
Graduate Student, Department of History
University of California, Berkeley
"Those Rum-men of New England:
A Look at Rum as an Export Commodity
in the Rhode Island Slave Trade"
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Laura Ferguson
Graduate Student, Department of History
University of California, Berkeley
"The Search for Gold Mountain:
Chinese Immiggration, Identity and Citizenship" |
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Sarah Gold
Graduate Student, Department of History
University of California, Berkeley
"Woman in Early America:
1600s - 1790" |
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Haley Pollack
Graduate Student, Department of History
University of Wisconsin
"The Civil War in American Memory:
From Reconstruction to the Birth of Jim Crow" |
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Michael Meloy
California Historian
University of California, Davis
"The Biggest Problem Ever:
California and the Japanese, 1900-1942" |
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Mark Peterson
Professor, Department of History
University of California, Berkeley
"Money, Goods, and Trade
in Colonial America"
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Mark Brilliant
Associate Professor, Department of History
University of California, Berkeley
"Private Wealth, Public Schools:
Education as a Federal Constitutional Right?" |
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Brian DeLay
Associate Professor
Department of History
University of California, Berkeley
"Teaching American History
through Material Culture"
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