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Abstract
February 12, 2009, marked the 200th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s birthday. In anticipation of this event, the annual U.S. Embassy Teacher Academy, hosted by the U.S. Embassy, Berlin, from October 2 to 5, 2008 in Potsdam, explored the implications of his presidency on the United States and the world in terms of nation building, democratic development, race relations and civil rights.
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Authors ;Jörg Nagler
Journal american studies journal
Year 2009
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Keywords
United States Culture race politics history democracy film literature slavery movies social problems teachingpolitical sciencepolitical institutions and public administration (general)social sciencessocial history and conditions

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