—Nancy P. Gallavan and Teresa A. Roberts Investigating the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II helps students develop an appreciation of constitutional rights and civil liberties. 282

—Tony R. Sanchez and Randy K. MillsTeachers can relate the excitement, paradox, and importance of American history to students by conveying the challenges of life in the past with stories.275

—Gary FertigIn the process of creating homestead dioramas and writing letters from the perspective of pioneers, students learn how geography and natural resources affect the economics and social relations of a community.269