Why San Francisco's Forbidden Past Matters | How Plagues and Earthquakes Defined a City

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Explore the fascinating history of San Francisco, from its prehistoric origins to its role as "The Wall Street of The West." Discover how this iconic city evolved, faced challenges like the Gold Rush and Civil War, and grappled with issues such as the bubonic plague and internment during WW2. Dive into the complex past and present of San Francisco in this engaging video.

Chapters:
00:46 - Delving into San Francisco's Prehistoric Roots
04:01 - Tracing the Path of San Francisco's Inclusion into the United States
04:59 - The Gold Rush Phenomenon: Shaping San Francisco's Growth
09:20 - Navigating the Complex History of the Civil War in San Francisco
13:40 - Unearthing the Reasons Behind San Francisco's Denial of the Bubonic Plague
17:28 - Remembering the Regrettable Internment of U.S. Citizens in San Francisco During WW2
18:28 - The Transformation of San Francisco into "The Wall Street of The West"
19:22 - Examining the Contemporary Struggles with Modern Poverty in San Francisco

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