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Nara: Teaching With Documents: Affidavit and Flyers: Chinese Boycott Case Lesson PlanNara: Teaching With Documents: Affidavit and Flyers: Chinese Boycott Case Lesson Plan
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Nara: Teaching With Documents: Affidavit and Flyers: Chinese Boycott Case

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A lesson plan that includes a history of Chinese labor in America and pertinent historical documents and analysis sheets about the Chinese Boycott Case.

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