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Lesson Plan, The War to End War <\/h4>\n National Endowment for the Humanities: Curriculum unit on From Neutrality to War: The United States and Europe, 1921-1941<\/a>\n <\/div>
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Exhibit, Student Peace Posters<\/h4>\n Library of Congress: drawings that were designed to deliver a message or make a statement about World War Two <\/a>\n <\/div>
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Lesson Plan, Sacrifice for Spain <\/h4>\n National Archives: Lesson collection on Don Henry and the Abraham Lincoln Brigade<\/a>\n <\/div>
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Photo, The Front Lines of Social Change <\/h4>\n Library of Congress: Photo from First National Conference of the Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade<\/a>\n <\/div>
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Link, America First, 1940<\/h4>\n National Archives: Links to resources on the America First Committee<\/a>\n <\/div>
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Illustration, America First, 1941<\/h4>\n Library of Congress: Cartoon supporting war effort by Theodor Geisel (Dr. Seuss)<\/a>\n <\/div>
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Link, Conscription<\/h4>\n Library of Congress: Links to materials on the Fellowship of Reconciliation collections on World War Two conscientious objectors<\/a>\n <\/div>
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Web, The Good War and Those Who Refused to Fight It<\/h4>\n Library of Congress: Background information on Harold Lehman, World War Two conscientious objector in Veteran's History Project archive<\/a>\n <\/div>
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Exhibit, The Double V <\/h4>\n Library of Congress: Exhibit on the Double V campaign with poster<\/a>\n <\/div>
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Illustration, Why Should We March <\/h4>\n Library of Congress: Digital copy of \"Why should we march?\" flier<\/a>\n <\/div>
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Link, If You Were a Member of the Underground<\/h4>\n Library of Congress: Links to materials on the War Resisters League <\/a>\n <\/div>
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Webinar, U.S. History Textbooks <\/h4>\n Library of Congress: Webcast on Building the Bomb, Fearing Its Use: Nuclear Scientists, Social Responsibility and Arms Control, 1946-1996 <\/a>\n <\/div><\/div><\/div>"}