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In 1862, Lincoln signed a law offering 160 acres to settlers who could live on it, farm it, and prove it up. We explore who could claim a homestead, what it actually took to keep one, and whose homelands became the public land it gave away. Before It Became History, a podcast series from the Sandra…
Sequoyah never learned to read English, yet he gave the Cherokee language a written form. We trace his 85-character syllabary from his daughter's demonstration to the Cherokee Phoenix, through removal, and into today's immersion classrooms. Before It Became History, a podcast series from …
In 1871, an Iowa college made Harriette J. Cooke a full professor and reportedly paid her the same as the men. Was it the nation's first? We weigh the evidence, then trace her from preceptress to drill organizer to a Boston medical mission. Before It Became History, a podcast series from the S…
Stephen Douglas wanted a railroad west. To get it, he let Kansas and Nebraska settlers vote on slavery, and the country cracked open: ballot fraud, a sacked town, a caned senator, the new Republican Party, and Lincoln's return to the fight. Before It Became History, a podcast series from the S…
Behind the Little House novels lies a federal paper trail: land claims, sworn testimony, survey lines, railroad jobs, and treaties. We follow the Ingalls family from Osage land in Kansas to De Smet homesteads in a West the government built. Before It Became History, a podcast series from the Sandra…
দাবি পরিত্যাগ: এই পৃষ্ঠায় এম্বেড করা পডকাস্ট এবং আর্টওয়ার্ক Sandra Day O'Connor Institute থেকে এসেছে, যা এর মালিকের সম্পত্তি এবং Listen Notes, Inc দ্বারা অনুমোদিত বা অনুমোদিত নয়৷