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Examining Political Cartoons
Annotations by Paul McDermott
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Track #219027
Format: Resource list
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Students will examine, discuss and debate the issues featured in political cartoons from various periods of U.S. history. Some of the examples are relatively easy to interpret while others will take more research and background knowledge (a perfect opportunity for teachers to contribute to the discussion). Most of these cartoons were supplied by the Library of Congress American Memory archive. CNSNEWS.COM supplied the Stayskal cartoon.
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Life and Lifestyles in America: The West-Nevada's Cowboys
Annotations by Paul McDermott
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Track #218530
Format: Extended learning
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This is one of three tracks that provide students with primary resources that will encourage them to formulate conjectures about life in various socio-economic regions around the U.S.
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Life and Lifestyles in America: Southern West Virginia Mountains
Annotations by Paul McDermott
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Track #218404
Format: Extended learning
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This is one of three tracks that provide students with primary resources (from the L.O.C. American Memory collection)that will encourage them to formulate conjectures about life in various socio-economic regions around the U.S. This Track looks at culture in the mountains of Southern West Virginia.
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Life and Lifestyles in America: Industrial New Jersey
Annotations by Paul McDermott
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Track #218415
Format: Extended learning
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This is one of three Tracks that provide students with primary resources that will encourage them to formulate conjectures about life in various socio-economic regions around the U.S.
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Fifty Years of Coca-Cola Advertisements
Annotations by Paul McDermott
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Track #218317
Format: Extended learning
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Students will have the chance to examine print and television media (archived in the Library of Congress American Memory collection)and observe how one company adapted its ad campaigns to the changing culture.
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