Great Depression- Forgotten History Of Mexican-American 'Repatriation' Reading
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9th - 12th, Homeschool
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Excellent resource! Really helped having the transcript to read along with. I played the podcast out-loud for the class while we read.
There is not a lot of history resources that teach about Mexican and Mexican Americans during the Great Depression, but this resource did a fantastic job of giving insight into the lives of those fearing deportation. Great resource to have that gives a different perspective on American History.
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- a comprehensive, textbook free unit covering the roaring 20's and the Great depressionIncludes the following:PPTs & Guided Notes- Perfect for student self-paced notes or lecturesBiographies, DBQ's, and Readings- Great, relevant readings for deeper engagement in the material. Questions embeddedPrice $28.00Original Price $35.50Save $7.50
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- A radio interview transcript with the author of "Decade of Betrayal" discussing the deportation of approx. 1 million Mexicans to Mexico during the Great Depression
-Questions embedded throughout the reading for deeper engagement
- Answer Key included
- Coincides with my Great Depression unit but can be used as an independent work packet
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