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The American Civil War: Textbooks, Teaching, and Discrepancy in K-12 Historical Education
The variation, politicization, and censorship in American K-12 historical education is most evident in textbook treatments of the American Civil War. This research investigates the development of the American Civil War and how it is taught in K-12 American schools, as well as the extent to which its
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