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Highway to the North | Collectivism and Cultural Change (North Country Chapter Five Summary and Discussion)
Steamboats were a game changer for the North Country. They brought profiteers, tourists, and a certain #Hamilton into the Minnesota story. Missionaries plied their faith and attempted to Christianize indigenous people; some successful, some not. American leaders delivered aristocracy and began the push toward white settlement. It is a time of transition in Minnesota. The characters of Joseph Nicollet, Henry Sibley, Augustin Ravoux, and that mysterious #Hamilton play important roles in this week's story.
Sam Temple and Logan Ledman discuss and explain Chapter Five of North Country, by Mary Lethert Wingerd.
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Steamboats were a game changer for the North Country. They brought profiteers, tourists, and a certain #Hamilton into the Minnesota story. Missionaries plied their faith and attempted to Christianize indigenous people; some successful, some not. American leaders delivered aristocracy and began the push toward white settlement. It is a time of transition in Minnesota. The characters of Joseph Nicollet, Henry Sibley, Augustin Ravoux, and that mysterious #Hamilton play important roles in this week's story.
Sam Temple and Logan Ledman discuss and explain Chapter Five of North Country, by Mary Lethert Wingerd.
Subscribe for more on YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCe3G-VvizZaU0FkbEuDww_g
Follow on Facebook: www.facebook.com/1855Faribault/