Comparing stories/fears with what actually happened; European/colonial cannablism; projecting their fears onto others OR comparing the freedom female pirates attained vs those who stay behind
How memory of the revolution has been used for political purposes (
Revolutionary veterans, Shays' Rebellion, how the revolution has affected American culture)
American revolution, memory, politics, culture,
"american revolution" OR "Revolutionary war"
("american revolution" OR "Revolutionary war") AND memory AND politics
bottom up history, how people understood rights in society, how this perspective may have changed throughout Revolution,
Legal Literacy and Understanding Rights
revolution, legal literacy, rights, perspective
("american revolution" OR "revolutionary war") AND ("legal literacy" OR "legal rights" OR "personal rights" OR "civil rights")
Development of slavery and race relations in South Carolina, how/why system transitioned from more equality in condition/labor to form of slave society most often associated with South Carolina, period in mind is from 1670 founding to mid 18th century
south carolina, development of slavery, 1670-1750
"south carolina" AND slavery AND (introduction OR development) AND 17th
(indigenous or native or "indians of north america") AND (slavery OR enslavement) AND ("Before contact" OR "precontact" OR pre-contact OR "pre contact")
How Indigenous Americans navigated settler colonialism by using the "middle-ground" system of bartering, conflict, and diplomacy prior, during, and after the 7 years war to better ensure their survival
indigenous peoples, settler colonialism, middle ground, trade, diplomacy, after 7 years war.