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What was the historical narrative you were taught (if any) about American immigration history? If you attended school outside of the US that's great...please share what you learned about immigration and/or ethnicity where you were studying. How are regional, generational and national biases reflected in this narrative? What inspired you to take this course? What would you like to learn this semester?

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          What was the historical narrative you were taught (if any) about American immigration history? If you attended school outside of the US that's great...please share what you learned about immigration and/or ethnicity where you were studying.
How are regional, generational and national biases reflected in this narrative?
What inspired you to take this course?
What would you like to learn this semester?

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07/01/2024

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What was the historical narrative you were taught (if any) about American immigration history? If you attended school outside of the US that's great...please share what you learned about immigration and/or ethnicity where you were studying. How are regional, generational and national biases reflected in this narrative? What inspired you to take this course? What would you like to learn this semester?