Credits
These exhibits were developed by students in Prof. Elizabeth Duclos-Orsello's Fall 2017 American Studies course "The Global US: 'America' in the World/the World in 'America'"
They would not have been possible without the support, research assistance, and technical expertise of Susan Edwards, Archivist and Library Chair, Salem State University.
The students and their exhibits are as follows:
Stefanie Bennett: Trade Cards: A Marketing Method
Megan Burgess: Americanization in 1919 & 1920
Keila Cox: The Connection Between Americanization Efforts and an Immigration Wave
Suela Diaz: Early American Trade with China
Amanda Eddy: Franco-Americans and Their Influence in Salem, MA
Sabrina Fritz: Pennsylvania German is the New Dutch: Postcards from Salem
Patrick Harris: 1920s-40s: How Did People View Salem in the World?
Toshiro Kamei: Food From China
Cam O'Neil: Mary O’Rourke’s World Travels
Serena Page: World War II Letters
Cristian Recinos: Gender, Massachusetts Residents and WWII
Alexander Rugoletti: China’s Influence on Salem