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About America: How the U.S. is Governed
This joint publication of the State Department’s Bureau of International Information Programs and Braddock Communications presents a comprehensive yet easy-to-read overview of the various levels of and institutions related to government in the U.S. ”How the United States Is Governed” describes how federal, state, and local governments are elected, how they operate, and ...
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The Plan of Chicago - A Regional Legacy
ʺIn 1909, Daniel Burnham, Edward Bennett, and the Commercial Club of Chicago launched an era of big dreams for the Chicago region and cities throughout the world with the publication of the Plan of Chicago. In 2009, the Plan’s 100th anniversary gives metropolitan Chicago an unparalleled opportunity to recapture the spirit of imagination and innovation that the Burnham ...
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Mp3 - Blues Tour durch Chicago
Eine umfassende und unterhaltsame Tou zur Geschichte des Blues steht ab sofort im MP3-Format zum kostenlosen Download im Internet bereit. In 22 Kapiteln wird auf der Audio Datei nicht nur die Geschichte des Chicago Blues erzählt, sondern auch auf Besonderheiten der Musik und „bluesige“ Sehenswertes in der Stadt mit Blues-Charakter aufmerksam macht.
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Kalifornien-Rundreise
Privater deutschsprachiger Blog über Kalifornien. ʺHier finden Sie einen Reiseführer, der die schönsten Sehenswürdigkeiten und Attraktionen in Kalifornien beschreibt. Mit den geballten Information und vielen Fotos können Sie Ihren Urlaub in Kalifornien im Voraus organisieren. Außerdem stehen Ihnen hier viele nützliche Tipps, detailliertes Kartenmaterial mit ...
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Death Valley National Park
ʺHottest, Driest, and Lowest National ParkIn this below-sea-level basin, steady drought and record summer heat make Death Valley a land of extremes. Yet, each extreme has a striking contrast. Towering peaks are frosted with winter snow. Rare rainstorms bring vast fields of wildflowers. Lush oases harbor tiny fish and refuge for wildlife and humans. Despite its morbid name, a ...
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Barack Obama’s Speech on Race
In this New York Times lesson, students share opinions and feedback about the speech on race delivered by Barack Obama on March 18, 2008. They then create a hypertext-annotated version of the speech that explains its historical and contemporary references and offers personal commentary (2008).
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California Gold Rush Landscapes
In January of 1851, John R. Fitch, a gold prospector, penned these words to his brother: ʺThe wear and tear of the mines is very great.ʺ He intended to convey the overwhelming exhaustion felt by many who toiled for gold in California. As seen in the visual record of the gold rush era, however, the labor required to unearth that precious metal exerted considerable wear and ...
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Evaluating Eyewitness Reports
ʺThis lesson offers students experience in drawing historical meaning from eyewitness accounts that present a range of different perspectives. Students begin with a case study including alternative reports of a single event: the Great Chicago Fire of 1871.ʺ Quelle: Anbieter Weitere Materialien: Student Activity: Evaluating Eyewitness Reports Activity 1 Student Activity: ...
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The Dramas of Haymarket
ʺThe Dramas of Haymarket itself is organized in the form of a drama, a tragedy in five Acts with a Prologue and an Epilogue. The seven major parts of the site - the Prologue, the five Acts, and the Epilogue - are arranged chronologically. While the site devotes considerable attention to the Haymarket protest meeting on the evening of May 4, 1886, at which several policemen ...
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Why Do We Celebrate President's Day? (Information / Artikel)
ʺPresident's Day was established in 1832 to celebrate George Washington's centennial. The annual holiday, which now falls on the third Monday of February, later evolved into a celebration of Abraham Lincoln's birthday as well, and eventually turned into a day to mark the birthdays and lives of all American presidents—although the holiday's name was never ...
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