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Pennsylvania History Assignment
Mandy Sanguigni – HIS 210-01

Assignment for Wednesday, Aug 31

Pennsylvania: History of Commonwealth
By Randall M. Miller and William Pencak

1) Read sections indicated, write answers, and upload to D2L before 8 a.m. on Wednesday.

a. Foreword-Which one of the 10 places mentioned is most important to you and why?

The Liberty Bell, would be one of the most important places in Pennsylvania to me. As described in the book Pennsylvania: History of Commonwealth, it signifies the birth of our nation, independence and freedom (X). I believe it is powerful as it represents many great people who fought for freedom to build

b. Preface, XVII-XXI; Table of Contents—How is the book (Miller and Pencak) organized?

The book, Pennsylvania: A History
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