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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: Visual Arts & Performing Arts, Visual Arts, History-Social Science, Native Peoples, United States History
        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: Visual Arts & Performing Arts, History-Social Science, Visual Arts, Native Peoples, United States History
        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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