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** America’s Response to Crisis: What We Can Learn from the Past and How We Can Look Ahead ([link removed])
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Dear John,
Please join us tomorrow, Wednesday, March 25, at 4 p.m. ET for our next Tenth Period webinar, "America’s Response to Crisis: What We Can Learn from the Past and How We Can Look Ahead. ([link removed]) "
BRI's Kirk ([link removed]) and Rachel ([link removed]) will reflect on this challenging time by examining past crises in American history and evaluating what we can learn from them. They’ll be touching on a range of social and governmental responses to critical events and incorporating relevant primary sources, including FDR’s Fireside Chats, Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address, and various contemporary media responses to the 1918 influenza pandemic.
REGISTER HERE! ([link removed])
We are also pleased to announce the release of the second episode of our new "Fabric of History" podcast, "Space and Beyond ([link removed]) ." Join Mary, Gary, and Eryn as they choose to go to the moon. They’ll discuss the true motivations behind the famous “space race,” the future of humans in space, and reveal which one of them would make a terrible lab partner in the process.
CHECK OUT FABRIC OF HISTORY ([link removed])
We hope to see you tomorrow afternoon!
Warmly,
Haley Watson
Producer and Content Manager
Bill of Rights Institute
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