Licensing, Copyright, and Accessibility Information
Hans Aagard and Stacy Ford
Copyright and Licensing
This Pressbook is a mix of original analysis and primary historical sources. Each chapter features an original introduction and reflection questions authored by faculty experts, followed by a primary source document.
Original Faculty Content
All introductions, discussion prompts, annotations, and original formatting frameworks, the original analysis, are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0).
Primary Sources
Most of the primary historical sources here reside in the Public Domain, meaning they are free to use, modify, and redistribute. At the time of publishing that was roughly works created before 1930 or part of the government corpus that fall under public domain. Links to the digital archives used to retrieve them are at the end of each chapter.
Third-Party Media & Citations
Some sources aren’t fully reproduced in the chapter because of access or copyright. When that’s the case, we’ve added a citations. Embedded multimedia elements (e.g., videos, interactive timelines) hosted by external platforms remain the intellectual property of their respective copyright holders, use here via authorized embedding protocols.
Accessibility
The State of Idaho is committed to providing digital resources that are accessible, usable, and inclusive for all readers. We are actively working to increase the accessibility and usability of our textbooks and resources.
We are always looking for ways to improve our resources. If you encounter any formatting, navigation, or accessibility barriers, please contact llong@edu.idaho.gov with the URL, book title, a brief description of the issue, and the device or screen reader you are using.
