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Terrorism in America
What can a democracy do to protect itself? Since the September 11 terrorist attacks, Americans must confront troubling issues about terrorism. Terrorism in America provides current and historical perspectives on these issues. Terrorism in America includes interactive lessons on:
- The September 11 attacks
- The Oklahoma City bombing
- How other countries handle terrorism
- Military tribunals
- America’s response to terrorism in 1919
- Changing our Constitution
- Talk radio
- Free speech cases
- Conspiracy theories
Also included:
- Lessons to help students do a service project
- Teacher instructions for all lessons
All lessons have master copies ready for easy duplication. This curriculum was originally developed following the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995. It was revised, updated, and expanded after the September 11 attacks. On our web site, we have also developed America Responds to Terrorism, a collection of online lessons and resources. Included are much of the material from Terrorism in America, additional lessons, and a huge collection of links to lessons, media sources, government sources, and information on the Middle East, Afghanistan, Osama bin Laden, maps and geography, Islam, tolerance, think tanks, commentary, and other collections of links on terrorism. This site is constantly updated.
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Of Codes & Crowns, Third Edition
From the Ancient World to the Renaissance
Linked to world history standards
Grades 9-12 Download Sample Lesson (PDF) One of our most popular texts returns in a new edition—Of Codes and Crowns is fully revised and updated. Featuring lessons with:
Unit 1: Hammurabi’s Treasure explores the concept of lex talionis, the law of retribution, and an ancient set of laws—The Code of Hammurabi.
Unit 2: Blood Feud discusses the Greek tribunal system and the myth of Orestes.
Unit 3: Jewish Law looks at the development of Jewish law, one of the foundations of Western legal tradition.
Unit 4: Roman Law traces the more than 1,000-year evolution of this law—from its beginnings in the city-state of Rome through the republic and empire.
Unit 5: Islamic Law looks at the origins and development of Islamic law.
Unit 6: Merry Old England examines the medieval English jury system, one far different from ours today.
Unit 7: The Magna Carta analyzes how the English got King John to limit the power of monarchs.
Unit 8: The Trial of Galileo explores the conflict between the greatest scientist of the time and church officials who believed his ideas clashed with church doctrine. Of Codes & Crowns has an extensive teacher’s guide containing discussion questions and answers, and step-by-step instructions for the interactive lessons.
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