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Whose America?: culture wars in the public schools

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Educator Training and Historical Pedagogy Historical Education Studies Worldwide American Constitutional Law and Politics

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Introduction: Beyond Dayton and Chicago I. History Wars 1. Ethnicity and the History Wars 2. Struggles over Race and Sectionalism 3. Social Studies Wars in New Deal America 4. The Cold War Assault on Textbooks 5. Black Activism, White Resistance, and Multiculturalism II. God in the Schools 6. Religious Education in Public Schools 7. School Prayer and the Conservative Revolution 8. The Battle for Sex Education Epilogue: Searching for Common Ground Abbreviations Notes Acknowledgments Index

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