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I don’t know if it says something about me, but I have always been fascinated with propaganda posters. When I was in the classroom, I probably spent more time than I had to focusing on the various symbols, messages, and styles the US government used during World War I and World War II to gain [...]
Posted by Christopher Zarr on May 30, 2013, under Common Core, Document Spotlights, Teaching Activities & Lesson Plans.
Tags: common_core, docsteach, ellis_island, immigration, nps, nyc, online_catalog, Posters, primary_sources, Propaganda, statue_of_liberty, war, WWI, wwii Comments: 5
Today’s post comes from blogger Christopher Zarr, education specialist at the National Archives at New York City. The National Archives and the National Park Service have a lot in common. We preserve the records of our Government so that all people can discover, use, and learn from these documents. They preserve the natural and cultural resources [...]
Posted by Stephanie on March 13, 2013, under Partner Organizations.
Tags: ellis_island, immigration, nps, nyc, primary_sources, statue_of_liberty Comments: none
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