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Using deliberative techniques to teach United States history [electronic resource]

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Title Using deliberative techniques to teach United States history [electronic resource] / Eleanora von Dehsen, Nancy Claxton.
Publisher New York : International Debate Education Association
Creation Date c2009
Notes Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references.
English
Content ""Contents""
""Introduction""
""How to Use This Manual""
""Chapter 1 Deliberative Education""
""Chapter 2 Colonial and Revolutionary Era""
""1. In Columbus�s Words . . .""
""2. The Colonies""
""3. Revolution!""
""4. Articles of Confederation""
""5. Ratification""
""Chapter 3 Expansion, Reform, and Unification""
""6. Indian Removal""
""7. Slavery""
""8. Women and Abolition""
""9. The Lincoln�Douglas Debates""
""10. Reconstruction""
""Chapter 4 Challenges of a Modern Nation""
""11. Immigration""
""12. Turn of the 20th Century Reform""
""13. World War I""
""14. Women�s Suffrage""""15. The New Deal""
""16. Truman and the Atom Bomb""
""Chapter 5 Contemporary United States""
""17. Rights Revolution""
""18. Vietnam""
""19. Rights in Wartime""
""20. Past and Present""
""United States Constitution""
""Resources""
Extent 1 online resource (232 p.)
Language English
National Library system number 997010718258705171
MARC RECORDS
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