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The First Amendment of the Bill of Rights
The First Amendment of the Bill of Rights
By National Archives Education Team
Seeing the Big Picture
Examining Rosa Parks
Examining Rosa Parks's Arrest Record
By National Archives Education Team
Focusing on Details: White Out/Black Out
Finding American Symbols
Finding American Symbols
By National Archives Education Team
Focusing on Details: Zoom/Crop
National Monuments Express National Values
National Monuments Express National Values
By National Archives Education Team
Seeing the Big Picture
Examining Where Rosa Parks Sat
Examining Where Rosa Parks Sat
By National Archives Education Team
Focusing on Details: White Out/Black Out
Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Fight for Civil Rights
Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Fight for Civil Rights
By National Archives Education Team
Focusing on Details: Zoom/Crop
Boston Tea Party Image Analysis
Boston Tea Party Image Analysis
By National Archives Education Team
Focusing on Details: Zoom/Crop
The Constitution at Work: Elementary Edition
The Constitution at Work: Elementary Edition
By National Archives Education Team
Seeing the Big Picture
Comparing Depictions of the Boston Massacre
Comparing Depictions of the Boston Massacre
By National Archives Education Team
Focusing on Details: Compare and Contrast
The Three Branches of Government
The Three Branches of Government
By National Archives Education Team
Mapping History
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