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Malcolm Brett. I'm a
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American Revolution
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We'rebrating you.
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know, when Ken
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Revolution film
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conversations about those
elements. We talked
democracy,
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things mean
Next summer in particular?
We're going
to cap off this
is the summer of
after, right
celebration.July
havere going to
a summer
institute
held in Wisconsin
for educators that
wantlly to incorporate
civics into their curriculum
and learn how to use these
resources in classrooms and in
>> Well,eaching settings.
we were we
educational television and
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forson,
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looking forward not
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>> And following up
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