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Analyzing Sources of Information About the U.S. Constitution

Sarah MachajewskiSeries: Project Learning Through American History
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Pages
32
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
The Rosen Publishing Group, Inc

About

The Constitution of the United States is arguably the most influential document in our nation's history. In this illuminating text, readers will study sources of information about the Constitution. In doing so, readers learn how to identify reliable and unreliable sources, interpret primary sources, and consider how certain sources may be biased or interpret the same information differently. This book stimulates critical thinking by encouraging readers to draw their own conclusions about the information they're presented with.

Related Subjects

  • General
  • United States
  • History
  • Juvenile Nonfiction

Extended Details

  • SeriesProject Learning Through American History

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    Sarah MachajewskiAuthor