A Short History of the United States
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The teacherwill find references to larger books in Channing's _Students' History. _ Show how the question of slavery was really at the basis of the MexicanWar. Geographical conditions and the settlement of the Western countryshould be carefully noted. A limited use of the writings and speeches ofprominent men and writers is especially valuable at this point.
Have a large map of the United States in the class room, cut out andfasten upon this map pieces of white and black paper to illustrate the...effects of legislation under discussion, and also to illustrate thevarious elections.
The horrors of slavery should be but lightly touched. Emphasizeespecially the fact that slavery prevented rather than aided thedevelopment of the South, and was an evil economically as wellas socially.
[Illustration: THE UNITED STATES IN 1860. ] XII SECESSION, 1860-1861 Books for Study and Reading References. --Scribner's _Popular History_, IV, 432-445; McMaster's_School History_, chap. Xxvi (industrial progress, 1840-60).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The teacherwill find references to larger books in Channing's _Students' History. _ Show how the question of slavery was really at the basis of the MexicanWar. Geographical conditions and the settlement of the Western countryshould be carefully noted. A limited use of the writings and speeches ofprominent men and writers is especially valuable at this point.
Have a large map of the United States in the class room, cut out andfasten upon this map pieces of white and black paper to illustrate the...effects of legislation under discussion, and also to illustrate thevarious elections.
The horrors of slavery should be but lightly touched. Emphasizeespecially the fact that slavery prevented rather than aided thedevelopment of the South, and was an evil economically as wellas socially.
[Illustration: THE UNITED STATES IN 1860. ] XII SECESSION, 1860-1861 Books for Study and Reading References. --Scribner's _Popular History_, IV, 432-445; McMaster's_School History_, chap. Xxvi (industrial progress, 1840-60).
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