History Now (October 2002, Volume 53, Issue 5) n:60911

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October 2002

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Volume

53

Issue

5

Good After the Last Drop WHY DO WE SAY THAT? AMERICA’S BLOODIEST DAY “SEPARATE BUT EQUAL” NO MORE SCREENINGS

Stories published from "October 2002"

Good After The Last Drop

Authored by: The Editors

A COLD DRINK FROM THE COLD WAR

Why Do We Say That?

Authored by: The Editors

“MISTAKES WERE MADE”

America’s Bloodiest Day

Authored by: The Editors

IT MADE THE SOUTH’S DEFEAT POSSIBLE

“separate But Equal” No More

Authored by: The Editors

A NEW PBS SERIES COVERS THE FIGHT TO ELIMINATE JIM CROW

Screenings

Authored by: The Editors

THE ROOKIE

Overrated & Underrated

Authored by: The Editors

Has Route 66 gone too far? Is the SUV too BIG? Was the Architect of Liberty a lousy architect? And who let the poodles out? Our fifth annual survey puts them all in their place.

Amendment To The Constitution

Authored by: Harold Evans

Should Mick Jagger get off of his cloud? And make room for Red Cloud? Was the Architect of Liberty a lousy architect? And who let the poodles out? Our fifth annual survey puts them all in their place.

The Corps

Authored by: Gene Smith

The United States Military Academy turns 200 this year. West Point has
grown with the nation—and, more than once, saved it.

How My Father and President Kennedy Saved The World

Authored by: Sergei Khrushchev

The Cuban Missile Crisis as seen from the Kremlin

Portland, Oregon

Authored by: Randy Gragg

It's a city framed by the breathtaking peaks of Mount St. Helens and Mount Hood, only a 30-minute bike ride from the lush farmland of the Willamette Valley, and driven by a powerful sense of community that allows its citizens to hold on to the best of its pioneer past while collaborating on the future. Randy Gragg explains why American Heritage’s Great American Place Award goes to...

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