Intergroup Relations and Ethnicity, The Peoples of Connecticut. 1975-1980.

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Intergroup Relations and Ethnicity, The Peoples of Connecticut. 1975-1980.

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Contains Learning About the Peoples of Connecticut: Teachers' Manual by Patricia Snyder Weibust, a 26 leave guide for teaching about ethnicity, the manual proposes several approaches and offers the advantages and disadvantages of each; a series of curriculum guides on various ethnic groups each guide covers the origins or homeland of the group and a history of its experience in America with particular emphasis on Connecticut.

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Balch Institute for Ethnic Studies Library

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Balch Institute for Ethnic Studies Library

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