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Federalist # 10 Revised and Published in History News Network
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Introductory Student Led Lessons For High School or College US History Survey
ÌHere are the links to my first lessons: The First Day of My ClassThanks for reading History: Comments, Controversy, Letters and Lessons! Subscribe for…
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Teaching Federalist # 10
A Student-Led Lesson
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Teaching "A Cap Maker's Story"
A Lesson for the Age of The Amazon Labor Union
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Abe Grows Part II
Lincoln Giving his Second Inaugural Address Abe Grows A Two Part Essay on Lincoln and Race By Jeff Schneider Part II: Lincoln and Race 1861-1865 This…
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Abe Grows
A Two Part Essay on Lincoln and Race
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History: Comments, Controversy, Letters and Lessons
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