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Literature Based Movies for History, American Lit and Economics Classes

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History educators are often accused of teaching ‘war-based’ history; in other words, we explore history from war to war and don’t adequately cover the years

U.S. History: American Motivation for Entering the Mexican-American War
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U.S. History: American Motivation for Entering the Mexican-American War

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America was looking to acquire a very large territory from Mexico in the Mexican-American war. They went to war with Mexico in order to expand

I’m an American Woman, and I’m Making History
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I’m an American Woman, and I’m Making History

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Today’s women occupy a unique position in the history of the world, bringing with it unique challenges, struggles, and accomplishments. To be a woman in

Election of 1936: Referendum on the New Deal
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Election of 1936: Referendum on the New Deal

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Candidates:Democratic Party: Franklin Roosevelt (New York) and John Nance Garner (Texas)Republican Party: Alfred Landon (Kansas) and Frank Knox (Illinois)Union Party: William Lemke (North Dakota) and

The Presidential Election is a Three Act Play
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The Presidential Election is a Three Act Play

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Is it Vaudeville or is it a just plain old circus? The election season, that is. Many would describe it as a three ring circus.

The Election of 1824: The "Era of Good Feelings" Comes to an End
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The Election of 1824: The "Era of Good Feelings" Comes to an End

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Candidates:Presidential: Andrew Jackson (Tennessee); John Quincy Adams (Massachusetts); William Crawford (Georgia); Henry Clay (Kentucky) Vice-Presidential: John Calhoun (South Carolina); Nathan Sanford (New York); Nathaniel Macon

History of American Government 103: The Early Colonial Period
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History of American Government 103: The Early Colonial Period

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During the Colonial period, Americans established a notion of limited government. In 1630 the Massachusetts Bay Colony was established and by 1732 all 13 of

American History – the War of 1812
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American History – the War of 1812

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As of the year 1812 America was a nation at its beginnings, it had been a mere 30 years since the winning of the war

'Twas the Night Before the Election
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'Twas the Night Before the Election

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Twas the night before the Election, and all through the houseNot a creature was stirring, not even a mouseThe early ballots had all been mailed

How Does a Primary Election Work?
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How Does a Primary Election Work?

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A primary election lets the electorate choose the candidates for a general election from an available pool. A hotly debated issue is the top-two open

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