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  How did Hitler rise to power?

  Alex Gendler and Anthony Hazard dive into the history and circumstances that allowed Hitler to become Führer of Germany (5 minutes / TED-Ed lesson 2021).
  

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  How It Began

  This podcast aims to offer ʺa cinematic like emergence into the stories behind some of our species greatest achievements.ʺ (USA 2017)
  

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  How democratic was the Roman Republic?

  Students explore parts of the political system of the Roman Republic and consider how democratic the Roman government was (USA: Stanford 2021).
  

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  French Revolution: How did the British react to July 1789?

  This lesson examines the British reaction to the events in France during this famous year – were the British government extremely worried or did they see it as merely a few minor disturbances? (UK: The National Archives 2022)
  

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  How Do German Schools Teach About WWII?

  The video dives into how German schools teach about WWII (USA Curiosity Stream 2020).
  

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  How Politicians Can Use Big Data to Win Elections

  In the video, The Atlantic writer Vann R. Newkirk II explains how big data can help win elections — and why Pennsylvania and Maryland have already faced lawsuits over gerrymandering technology (USA 2017).
  

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  The Invasion of America

  Explore how the U.S. acquired North America in this interactive map of every Native American land cession since the birth of the nation (USA 2020).
  

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