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HISTORY 162: LECTURE 1
POSSIBILITIES LOST:
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE FRONTIER AND WEST IN AMERICAN HISTORY
- The Johnson County War (1892)
- The Legacy of Frederick Jackson Turner
- The Significance of "The Significance of the Frontier in American History" (1893)
- The Rise and Fall of the Frontier Thesis
- The Western and the Winning of the West
- Paradise Lost: The West and the Western Revised
- A "New Age" for Indians
- Environmentalism and Environmental History
- Revisionism Resisted
- Conquest Denied
- Conquest Justified
- Possibilities Lost
- Redefining the Frontier as Intercultural Borderland
- Defining Conquest, Colonization, and Consolidation of the "Great West"
- The Significance of Contingency
- Beyond the Frontier: The Significance of the Twentieth- Century West
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