Author: U.S. Department of State
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A textbook designed to seperate fictional views of America (from popular culture) from the reality.
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135
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36
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Jan 2014
This revision of "The U.S. Supreme Court: Equal Justice Under the Law" is a collection of essays that explains how the highest court in the United States func...
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327
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93
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Dec 2013
A textbook meant to translate the older language of the US constitution into easy-to-understand concepts.
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223
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185
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Dec 2013
A textbook outlining the major issues facing women today and how they are overcoming them.
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1959
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380
Published:
Dec 2013
An outline of U.S. History from its settlement through 2008.
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58
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May 2019
How all the childhood experiences go on to make our life better and more enjoyable.
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84
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Apr 2019
WRITTEN BY AN ADMISSIONS INSIDER. THIS IS A MUST-HAVE FREE EBOOK. In this 35+ page ebook, you’ll learn how to make your personal essay the best part of your c...
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674
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52
Published:
Apr 2019
Mario Ricketts is a victim of failure and he suffered from fear of accomplishment, which is success. As he grew older and started to go out in the big world, ...
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494
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33
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Nov 2018
"How to become a more proactive learner" is a playbook for those who want to grow! You'll find out: About Self-Directed Learning, How to structure your learni...
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