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American Citizenship series.
These books are designed to give young readers an overview of how the American political system was created and how it operates. Primary sources (e.g., an excerpt from Washington's farewell address) extend the serviceable texts, but related core-standards-geared prompts and activities may distract general researchers. Photographs and charts provide additional insight. "Fast Facts" and discussion questions are appended. Reading list. Glos., ind. Review covers the following American Citizenship titles: Modern Political Parties, Our Electoral Leaders, Voting and Elections, and Constitutional Rights.
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4-6
American Citizenship series.
These books are designed to give young readers an overview of how the American political system was created and how it operates. Primary sources (e.g., an excerpt from Washington's farewell address) extend the serviceable texts, but related core-standards-geared prompts and activities may distract general researchers. Photographs and charts provide additional insight. "Fast Facts" and discussion questions are appended. Reading list. Glos., ind. Review covers the following American Citizenship titles: Modern Political Parties, Our Electoral Leaders, Voting and Elections, and Constitutional Rights.
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4-6
American Citizenship series.
These books are designed to give young readers an overview of how the American political system was created and how it operates. Primary sources (e.g., an excerpt from Washington's farewell address) extend the serviceable texts, but related core-standards-geared prompts and activities may distract general researchers. Photographs and charts provide additional insight. "Fast Facts" and discussion questions are appended. Reading list. Glos., ind. Review covers the following American Citizenship titles: Modern Political Parties, Our Electoral Leaders, Voting and Elections, and Constitutional Rights.
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4-6
American Citizenship series.
After explaining U.S. citizenship, this book explores the ways of gaining it, touching on the Fourteenth Amendment, birthright citizenship, obtaining a green card, and the path to naturalization. Interspersed in the serviceable text are core-standards-geared prompts and activities that enhance understanding but may distract researchers. Primary sources, photographs, and charts provide additional insight. "Fast Facts" and discussion questions are appended. Reading list. Glos., ind.
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American Citizenship series.
This volume broadly describes what constitutes the American identity, including a brief history, national symbols, how patriotism is shown, national celebrations, noted national landmarks, and Americans' shared experiences (sports, foods, music, etc.). Primary sources and photos extend the serviceable text, but related core-standards-geared prompts and activities may distract general researchers. "Fast Facts" and discussion questions are appended. Reading list. Glos., ind.
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American Citizenship series.
These books are designed to give young readers an overview of how the American political system was created and how it operates. Primary sources (e.g., an excerpt from Washington's farewell address) extend the serviceable texts, but related core-standards-geared prompts and activities may distract general researchers. Photographs and charts provide additional insight. "Fast Facts" and discussion questions are appended. Reading list. Glos., ind. Review covers the following American Citizenship titles: Modern Political Parties, Our Electoral Leaders, Voting and Elections, and Constitutional Rights.