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    • Unit 2: Human Growth and Development >
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    • Unit 6: Intelligence
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      • Primary Sources - The Interwar Years
    • Semester 1 - World Studies >
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      • The World in 1750
      • Revolution and Reaction
      • The Industrial Revolution
    • Semester 2 - World Studies >
      • The New Imperialism
      • The Great War >
        • World War I Links!
        • The Road To War
        • A Total War
        • The War Goes On
        • A Fragile Peace
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        • Birth of the USSR >
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          • Stalin Cements Control >
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        • East Asia in the early Twentieth Century >
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Community Resources

If you think you may be having a medical or psychiatric emergency, dial 911 and follow the operator's instructions.

The following local resources are available for students in Santa Clara County and the Mountain View/Los Altos area.  National resources are available nationwide.  Information is current as of May 2017.

local resources

Santa Clara County 24-hour Suicide and Crisis Line          1.855.278.4204
Santa Clara County General Crisis Line                             1.888.247.7717
Bill Wilson Youth Hotline                                                        408.850.6125
Rape Crisis Hotline (24-hour)                                                650.493.7273

National Resources

National Suicide Prevention Center                                      1.800.273.8255 (TALK)
Trevor Lifeline (LGBTQQ+ Crisis Support)                           1.866.488.7386
​Trans Lifeline Transgender Support                                      1.877.565.8860
Crisis Text Line                                                               Text Start to 741741
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