Reform & Migration
Abolition of slavery, women's suffrage, global migration patterns, and social reform movements
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Explore abolition of slavery and the slave trade, women's suffrage movements, labor reforms, global migration patterns (push/pull factors), Chinese exclusion, Indian indentured labor diaspora, and social Darwinism.
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