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Letters to a President: How to Navigate the Growing Concerns of the Great Depression?

Students will be tasked with analyzing correspondence to President Hoover during the Great Depression.
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Influential First Ladies

Students will be tasked with researching, analyzing, and creating a paper over the influence of a First Lady of the United States.
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Harry (and Bess) Truman's Excellent Adventure

Students will complete a geography book report/project based on the book.
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Wild About Harry's Library and Museum

Students will be assigned an area of the museum to closely examine during our field trip to the Decision Center. At the museum, students will gather information about their assigned area. If possible, students should take pictures of important displays a
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Presidential Decision Making: Truman's Recognition of Israel

Students will examine documents from opposite sides from advisors close to Truman on the issue of the Recognition of Israel.
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Role of the First Lady to the President and in the White House

This assignment is a technology based cooperative assignment using primary and secondary source materials to determine the role of the First Lady in United States history.
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The Lives and Legacies of our Presidents and First Ladies through a Wax Museum Presentation

Students will research and analyze the lives and legacies of a US President or US First Lady, utilizing at least three online websites and at least one written source.
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Only the President Lands on the South Lawn

This activity asks the essential question “What leadership qualities do modern Vice Presidents need to fulfill their many roles?”  The focus is on Vice President George H.W. Bush during the assassination attempt of President Ronald Reagan. 
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Colonial Social Media

Applying a historical figure to modern social media.
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Truman Declines to Comply: Examining the Loyalty program

This lesson uses primary documents to support an examination of the use of subpoenas by legislative bodies to demand testimony and the power of presidents when refusing to cooperate.  The lesson can be done as individual or pair work initially and finishes with group and class discussion.
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