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Montana Mosaic
Montana Mosaic: 20th-Century People and Events includes twelve fifteen-to-twenty-minute episodes that use historical photographs, original footage, and interviews to explore important episodes of Montana's twentieth-century history. The unique stories told in Montana Mosaic reveal Montana's connections to both national and international trends. Each episode touches on one or more of the following broad themes: industrialization and deindustrialization, relocation and dislocation, ethnic migration, federalization, environmentalism, and progressivism. A user guide has been created for each episode.
The videos are available on YouTube.
Chapter 1: When Copper Was King
Chapter 2: Homesteading
Chapter 3: The Great Depression
Chapter 4: Dislocation/Relocation
Chapter 5: Ethnic Migration
Chapter 6: Federal Indian Policy
Chapter 7: Montana's Resource Driven Economy, 1940s-1960s
Chapter 8: Montana's Quiet Revolution 1965-1975
Chapter 9: A Clean and Healthful Environment
Chapter 10: The Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Chapter 11: The Arts and Humanities in Montana
Chapter 12: Montana's Response to Global Conflict
This project was funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
