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https://gcccd.instructure.com/courses/63139/files/...Latin America From our OER Latin American History book (Keen/Haynes)Links to an external site., skim chapter 9, as that will provide a review from the previous module of Part 2 of Wars, Boarders, Land, and Rights. Chapter 10 goes over Post-Independence challenges for the following nations: Brazil, Cuba, Peru, Gran Columbia (Venezuela & Columbia). Key themes from Chapter 10: With the achievement of independence, new nations faced unresolved questions about governance, citizenship, and freedom. The colonial legacy of slavery and race played a significant role in shaping postcolonial institutions and national identities. Enslaved Africans and their descendants actively participated in shaping these new nations, demanding abolition and influencing citizenship definitions. Chapter 10 emphasizes the intertwined nature of race, nation-building, and the struggle for freedom in the post-independence period of Latin America. It highlights how the legacies of colonialism, particularly slavery, continued to shape the political and social landscapes of emerging Latin American nations well into the nineteenth century. USA The following chapters from American Yawp gives a look at the affects of Industrialization in the USA in chapter 18, which will lead to the Progressive Era which is the focus in chapter 20. Chapter 18 Life in Industrial AmericaLinks to an external site. Chapter 20 Progressive EraLinks to an external site. JSTOR Daily: How Sculptor Meta Warrick Challenged White SupremacyLinks to an external site.. A 1907 exhibition on the founding of Jamestown featured the work of an artist determined to counter demeaning stereotypes. JSTOR Daily: A Short History of the Public RestroomLinks to an external site.. The scattered location of public urinals around American cities in the nineteenth century meant that public urination was frequent. (Urinals also weren’t very user-friendly for women.) Progressive reformers pushed for municipal toilets, generally referred to as comfort stations, or rest rooms. Chapter 18 Life in Industrial AmericaLinks to an external site. Chapter 20 Progressive EraLinks to an external site. OER Latin American History book (Keen/Haynes)Links to an external site., The following video clips look into the Progressive Era in both the USA and Latin America. Guided questions to help with the viewing. What were the unintended consequences of Prohibition? The Battle of Puebla The following video gives background into the second invasion of France into Mexico due to the outcome of the War of Reforms in Mexico. The following video looks at the courageous life of Ida B. Wells during the Progressive Reforms in the USA and the hardships that the Black community faced during this period.