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Discussion Guide
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, Kennedy's "to the moon" directive, Nixon's resignation-some presidential speeches resonate long after they are given. Investigate the reasons for their endurance.
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Grade K-5 Lesson Plan
Martin Luther King, Jr., had a dream for his "four little children." Have students describe his vision in their own words.
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Grade 6-8 Lesson Plan
What goals did President Carter outline in his inaugural address? Ask students to report them in news stories and editorials.
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Grade 9-12 Lesson Plan
Examine contrasting views of the War in Vietnam by comparing speeches by President Nixon and John Kerry.
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President Kennedy
An excerpt from one of JFK's famous speeches for use in classroom presentations.
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Gettysburg Guess
AA fallen phrase puzzle to challenge students' knowledge of Lincoln's address at the Civil War cemetery.
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President Lincoln: The Gettysburg Address
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A President With a Sense of Humor: Roosevelt Defends His Dog
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The Space Program
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Nixon Resigns
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Examine the events and decisions that led up to President Nixon's historic resignation speech — and the unanswered questions that still remain.