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Diverting the Columbia River
2:40
The biggest challenge in building Grand Coulee Dam was diverting the flow of the Columbia.
The Impact of Grand Coulee Dam
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Grand Coulee Dam was dedicated in front of a crowd of 8,000 on March 22, 1941.
The Columbia Basin Project
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In the spring of 1952, work was finally underway on the Columbia Basin Project.
Silicon Valley in the 60s
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Thousands of young men and women poured into the Santa Clara valley every month.
Silicon Valley Chapter 1
16:45
Robert Noyce's invention of the microchip launched the world into the Information Age.
Robert Noyce Goes to Silicon Valley
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Robert Noyce sees the technical reports on the transistor and knew it was the future.
The Wild West in Silicon Valley
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Silicon Valley scientists met at The Wagon Wheel for drinks, networking, and camaraderie.
Ford's River Rouge Complex
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By the winter of 1928, Henry Ford’s massive River Rouge factory was fully operational.
Inequality in the Courthouse
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The lawyers in Hernandez v. Texas argued for their client as well as for themselves.
The Birth and Growth of Racism against Mexican-Americans
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Racist attitudes against Mexican-Americans intensified in the 20th Century.
Are Mexicans White?
1:40
Mexican-Americans sought fair treatment under United States law.
Deleted Scenes from the Film
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A selection of scenes that were deleted from A Class Apart.
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