Today’s Document from the National Archives- A Statement on Cuba and U.S. Neutrality Laws April 20, 2021Dated April 20, 1961, Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy released this statement in reference to the controversial and ill-fated Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba by American-supported Cuban exiles. Read more at the John F. Kennedy Library..
- A Statement on Cuba and U.S. Neutrality Laws April 20, 2021
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Movies for the Classroom: The History of Christmas, from the History Channel
I’ll be tackling Christmas in more detail next week. In the meantime, here’s the History Channel’s documentary about the history of Christmas, from the birth of Christ to Scrooge, to Jimmy Stewart and the Grinch. Students can definitely get some useful information about a holiday that is often lost in all the hype.
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