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      • Thumb image for Smithsonian in Your Classroom: Establishing Borders: The Expansion of the United StatesResource Type: Website / HyperLink

        Smithsonian in Your Classroom: Establishing Borders: The Expansion of the United States

        Grades: 4 to 8
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        Students interpret historical maps and timelines in a study of America�s westward expansion in the 1840s.
        Contributor: Smithsonian Education
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        Smithsonian in Your Classroom: Lewis and Clark and the Language of Discovery

        Grades: 4 to 12
        Subjects: No subjects selected.
        Lesson plans focus on Lewis and Clark as keepers of journals.
        Contributor: Smithsonian Education
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        Who Stole the Teepee?

        Grades: No grades selected.
        Subjects: United States History, History-Social Science, Visual Arts & Performing Arts, Native Peoples, Visual Arts
        Image gallery shows ways in which Native culture has been transformed by tourism, the realities of reservation life, and the mis...
        Contributor: Smithsonian Education
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        Letter Writing in America

        Grades: No grades selected.
        Subjects: United States History, History-Social Science
        Online exhibit exploring the place of letter writing in American history, revealing the nature of American life and documenting ...
        Contributor: Smithsonian Education
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        Frontier Photographer: Edward Curtis

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        Subjects: History-Social Science, United States History, Visual Arts & Performing Arts, Native Peoples, Visual Arts
        Online exhibition on the photos of frontier photographer Edward Curtis. His work was an attempt to capture images of American In...
        Contributor: Smithsonian Education
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