For decades, educators, policy makers, and average citizens have argued about the purpose and content of social studies. The appropriate "role" of academic disciplines such as history and geography within the social studies curriculum has been heatedly debated. But, for all the arguments, convention speeches, and journal articles, it seems clear that the term citizenship education lies at the heart of social studies. We teach history and geography and U.S. government and all the other courses; but our purpose is not to create historians or geographers. Instead, we are helping our students acquire the knowledge, skills, and, most importantly, the dispositions necessary for an informed and active citizenry.
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The two main types of waves based on this classification scheme are transverse waves and longitudinal waves. For transverse waves, matter moves perpendicularly to the direction of energy propagation. For longitudinal waves, matter vibrates in the same direction that the energy travels. I find it in google
<span>The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People was founded based largely on the beliefs of W. E. B Du Bois. In 1909 Du Bois co-founded the NAACP along with others, with the intent to further the cause of equality within a fully integrated society.</span>
They show us where the borders of lands with tiny areas are located at. They also show us close up sections of an area on a map.