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Thanks for visiting the Frontier Cultural Museum today. We are open 362 days a year. We would love to see you out here. Please come to visit us in stanton, virginia. This is the second of a twopart series on the frontier culture museum. Part one explored daily life in europe for migrants before they came to colonial america. You can watch this and other american artifacts programs anytime by visiting our website at cspan. Org history. This monday on the new series, landmark cases, by the 1850s, the river had become a breeding ground. To address the problem, louisiana allowed only one Carly Fio...

Dedicated to the study and analysis of deeply rooted, protracted, violent social conflicts, often accompanied by severe violence. In addition to analysis, we also investigate, and some of us practice, the intervention that would allow us to mitigate, to interrupt cycles of violence. Courses we teach , some version of getting to the table, negotiations, and comparative peace processes. Those of us who have studied this often think about how we get to the negotiating table, how we do the treaty, how we do the ceasefire, but we also understand that a longterm goal of most peace processes is somet...

Really quickly, for some positive solution or ideas. I will mention one in particular with the federal and it could be more vocal actually. One in particular policy, sort of guidance, federal guidance that the Obama Administration put out by september which was around prohibiting profiling on the basis of race. This is something the Bush Administration have put out. In 2003. Applicant since then have been pushing toward men that guidance and make it better. So it was a mixed bag when that came out last december, on the the one hand it basically prohibited profiling by federal lawenforcement on...

One thing that struck me was the fact that north has a complicated racial history that has been almost little willingness to engage with the history of slavery and i talk about this in New Hampshire that had a slave burial site under downtown it was unknown to the people and tell there was construction on the water mains and the crow the cruz started to dig in and find a peoples remains that horrifying discovery brought the town to make critical discussion of they had neglected to deal with their own history of the people who had built the colonial houses that were celebrated or the people tha...

The role of the blacksmith in the colonial era. We will also learn about James Anderson who owned a Blacksmith Shop and public armoury in williamsburg during the 1770s. Mr. Schwartz i am the master blacksmith at the anderson Blacksmith Shop, part of Colonial Williamsburgs historic trade program. In Colonial Williamsburg, we have preserved a number of trades from the 18th century. We have probably 20 trades practiced in the historic area. I run the Blacksmith Shop. We work with iron and steel. Those are Raw Materials that are made into finished products such as construction hardware, tools, hou...