In this lesson from the UMBC Center for History Education History Labs …
In this lesson from the UMBC Center for History Education History Labs site, students will explore the Second Red Scare, McCarthyism, and the anxiety that plagued American culture post World War II. Students will analyze primary source material to explore whether or not they believe the Rosenbergs were guilty or innocent.
In this lesson from the UMBC Center for History Education History Labs …
In this lesson from the UMBC Center for History Education History Labs site, students will explore how busing emerged as a solution to "self-segregated" cities where white flight dropped enrollment in public schools as families moved to the insulated suburbs. Students will examine narratives from parents, students, administrators, and journalists.
In this 16 page pdf lesson from the UMBC Center for History …
In this 16 page pdf lesson from the UMBC Center for History Education History Labs site, students will explore the components of the 1935 Social Security legislation and evaluate the modern debate over Social Security and the expansion of the federal government.
In this lesson from the UMBC Center for History Education History Labs …
In this lesson from the UMBC Center for History Education History Labs site, students will explore the causes, responses to, and repercussions of the Dust Bowl in 20th Century America.
In this lesson from the UMBC Center for History Education History Labs …
In this lesson from the UMBC Center for History Education History Labs site, students will explore how the Cold War affected American foreign policy in Latin America in the 1950s. Students will analyze primary sources to determine if the U.S. acted in order to contain communisum or in order to protect the business interests of the United Fruit Company.
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