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This course explores Florida's pivotal role during World War I, examining the state's transition from a rural frontier to a strategic military hub. You will investigate the rapid expansion of training camps like Camp Johnston, the growth of naval aviation in Pensacola, and the surge in the shipbuilding industry. The curriculum also details the social impact of the era, including the contributions of Florida's diverse population and the local response to national mobilization efforts. By analyzing economic changes and health crises like the 1918 pandemic, you will gain a factual understanding of how the Great War reshaped Florida's landscape and society.
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Price
Free
