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Roughly, the topics cover from p. 206 to p. 293. The numbers in parenthesis refer to the sections in the State History.
For parallel reading this grade will use Hart's How Our Grandfathers Lived. Teacher will assign stories to be read by various groups of children, who will read them aloud to the class or tell them. Follow with discussion and reproduction of the story.
Fiske's History of the U. S. and Sheldon-Barnes' Studies in American History may be used as supplementary text-books for refere...nce. The reference numbers are to pages.
The following are the topics for this grade : IX. Th^ Struggle for Commercial Independence. (Fiske, 261-301) (Sh.-Brns., 229-236).
(Merely read Cha'-ter XIX, "Progress of Our Country Be- tween 1790 and 1815," as supplementary to the study of the fol- lowing topics) : 1. Washington keeps the Nation Neutral in the Troubles between France and England (227-231).
B-7 History and Civics. B-7 109 2. Adams and the Trouble with France (234-238).
3. Jefferson and the Republican Reforms (241-243).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Roughly, the topics cover from p. 206 to p. 293. The numbers in parenthesis refer to the sections in the State History.
For parallel reading this grade will use Hart's How Our Grandfathers Lived. Teacher will assign stories to be read by various groups of children, who will read them aloud to the class or tell them. Follow with discussion and reproduction of the story.
Fiske's History of the U. S. and Sheldon-Barnes' Studies in American History may be used as supplementary text-books for refere...nce. The reference numbers are to pages.
The following are the topics for this grade : IX. Th^ Struggle for Commercial Independence. (Fiske, 261-301) (Sh.-Brns., 229-236).
(Merely read Cha'-ter XIX, "Progress of Our Country Be- tween 1790 and 1815," as supplementary to the study of the fol- lowing topics) : 1. Washington keeps the Nation Neutral in the Troubles between France and England (227-231).
B-7 History and Civics. B-7 109 2. Adams and the Trouble with France (234-238).
3. Jefferson and the Republican Reforms (241-243).
What to read after Courses of Study 1905?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by San Francisco (Calif.). Dept. of Education to read onlineMoreLess
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