The Teaching with Library of Congress blog provides activity suggestions for using the transcript of World War I veteran oral history to provide students with personal insight into a historical event and help them to value the individuals behind the history of World War I and Armistice Day. Teachers might also choose to have students compare accounts, looking for similarities and differences in experiences or feelings. I Did My Bit for Democracy Reminiscences of a Rebel [No Bombs … [Read more...]
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Learning from the Source: Personal Perspectives of World War I
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