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Title Creating tropical yankees : social science textbooks and U.S. ideological control in Puerto Rico, 1898-1908 / Jose-Manuel Navarro.
Additional Titles Social science textbooks and U.S. ideological control in Puerto Rico, 1898-1908
Publisher New York : Routledge
Creation Date 2002
Notes Includes bibliographical references and index.
Content ch. 1. Education and ideology in Puerto Rico, 1493-1898 -- ch. 2. The ideology of U.S. policy makers -- ch. 3. The Hampton-Tuskegee-Carlisle model of education -- ch. 4. History and geography textbooks used in the public schools, 1898-1908 -- ch. 5. Two historiographical giants : John Back McMaster and Salvador Brau -- ch. 6. Conclusions.
Series Latino Communities : Emerging Voices : Political, Social, Cultural and Legal Issues
Extent 1 online resource (240 pages).
Language English
National Library system number 997010711512105171
MARC RECORDS
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