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Tracking Inequality in America
10 Charts explicate the intricacies of how wealth has distributed over the past 25 years (WSJ 2015).
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Teaching With Infographics
Where to find and how to use in class: charts, graphs and maps (New York Times 2010)
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U.S. Census: Data Visualization
This online gallery provides access to several dozen visualizations documenting population change, settlement patterns, and more (U.S. Census Bureau 2014).
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How the Supply Chain Crisis Unfolded
The pandemic in 2020 prompted governments to impose lockdowns. The shift toward online shopping caused the supply chain crisis (NYT 2021).
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Using political cartoons as evidence
By setting a source in context in this activity, students can infer about imperialism in the years before 1914 (Historiana 2023).
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Cartoons von Martin Rowson
Martin Rowson is a British editorial cartoonist. His genre is political satire and his style is scathing and graphic. His cartoons appear frequently in The Guardian and the Daily Mirror (UK 2022).
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Teach About Climate Change
... with these 24 New York Times graphs. They suggest strategies for helping students analyze what they see (2019).
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Association of American Editorial Cartoonists
This site presents Today's Cartoon and Cartoons for the Classroom (USA 2022).
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Cartoons von Steve Bell
Steve Bell is an English political cartoonist, whose work appears in The Guardian and other publications. He is known for his left-wing views (UK 2022).
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Trial & Appeal
This infographic with accompanying teaching guide explains how a case works its way up through the court system during the appeals process (USA: iCivics 2021).
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