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Image: Photo of President Roosevelt Signing the 1935 Social Security Act. From the Wikimedia Commons.

Social Security

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Image: Photo of unemployed lumber worker with social security number tattooed on his arm taken by Dorothea Lange in 1939. From the Library of Congress.

New Deal SAC

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Image: Photo of Oklahoma farmer and sons walking in the face of a dust storm taken in 1936 by Arthur Rothstein. From the Library of Congress.

The Dust Bowl

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Unions in Paterson, New Jersey

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Image: Poster of "Battle Hymn." From the Library of Congress.

John Brown's Legacy

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Lange's Iconic Photograph

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Civil Rights Movement in Context

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Japanese Incarceration

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Migrant Mother

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