Work Of The Public Schools With The Division Of Citizenship Training; Volume 1
Work Of The Public Schools With The Division Of Citizenship Training, Volume 1, documents the efforts of the Bureau of Naturalization to integrate immigrants into American society through public education. This historical record details the programs and methods employed in the early 20th century to provide citizenship training, focusing on English language acquisition, American history, and civic responsibilities.
This volume offers insights into the challenges and strategies involved in educating new citizens and promoting a shared national identity. It is a valuable resource for understanding the historical role of public schools in shaping American citizenship and addressing the needs of immigrant communities.
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