Vol. 10 No. 1 (2021): The Toro Historical Review

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Published: 2021-04-27

Front Matter

Welcome to the Volume 10 Issue 1 of The Toro Historical Review

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- Welcome to the Volume 10 Issue 1 of The Toro Historical Review
Vol 10 Issue 1 Editorial Board

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- Editorial Board

Articles

Fetch the Bolt Cutters, We’ve Been in Here for Too Long An Analytical History of Women’s Resistance to Patriarchal Systems in Nigeria 1912-1976

Angelica Angelica Smith

1-23
- Fetch the Bolt Cutters; We've Been in Here for Too Long: An Analytical History of Women’s Resistance to Patriarchal Systems in Nigeria 1912-1976
Revisiting Lumumba’s Political Identity Through a Colonial Lens in De-Colonial Congo (1956-1965)

Jeremy Quinonez, Bianca Murillo

24-54
- Revisiting Lumumba’s Political Identity Through a Colonial Lens in De-Colonial Congo (1956-1965)
The Allure of the Watts Rebellion Artistic Portrayals of Black Struggle, Unification, and Traumatic Healing in Los Angeles 1960s-1970s

Edgar Bouligny III

55-77
- The Allure of the Watts Rebellion: Artistic Portrayals of Black Struggle, Unification, and Traumatic Healing in Los Angeles 1960s-1970s
Guatemalan Migration to Los Angeles: Struggle for Survival

Jonathan Solares

78-97
- Guatemalan Migration to Los Angeles: Struggle for Survival
“A Prosperous Life and the Assurance of a Happy Departure.” Indentured Servitude in Colonial Chesapeake and Pennsylvania

Jade Delao

98-133
- “A Prosperous Life and the Assurance of a Happy Departure.” Indentured Servitude in Colonial Chesapeake and Pennsylvania
American Martial Culture and Revolutionary Success Analysis of the Impacts that Martial Culture had on the People and Leadership of the Revolutionary War

Nicholas Rabas

134-167
- American Martial Culture and Revolutionary Success: Analysis of the Impacts that Martial Culture had on the People and Leadership of the Revolutionary War
The Pursuit of Longevitiy and Continuity A Comparison of 1600-1780 New Mexico and New England Migration and Settlement Patterns

Cherry Ojeda

168-204
- The Pursuit of Longevity and Continuity: A Comparison of 1600-1780 New Mexico and New England Migration and Settlement Patterns

Book and Film Reviews

Apostles of Disunion

Jonathan Serrano

205-209
- Apostles of Disunion

Vol. 10 No. 1 (2021): The Toro Historical Review

Front Matter

Welcome to the Volume 10 Issue 1 of The Toro Historical Review

Vol 10 Issue 1 Editorial Board

Articles

Fetch the Bolt Cutters, We’ve Been in Here for Too Long An Analytical History of Women’s Resistance to Patriarchal Systems in Nigeria 1912-1976

Revisiting Lumumba’s Political Identity Through a Colonial Lens in De-Colonial Congo (1956-1965)

The Allure of the Watts Rebellion Artistic Portrayals of Black Struggle, Unification, and Traumatic Healing in Los Angeles 1960s-1970s

Guatemalan Migration to Los Angeles: Struggle for Survival

“A Prosperous Life and the Assurance of a Happy Departure.” Indentured Servitude in Colonial Chesapeake and Pennsylvania

American Martial Culture and Revolutionary Success Analysis of the Impacts that Martial Culture had on the People and Leadership of the Revolutionary War

The Pursuit of Longevitiy and Continuity A Comparison of 1600-1780 New Mexico and New England Migration and Settlement Patterns

Book and Film Reviews

Apostles of Disunion

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