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Uh now I need you to go to NC and pull a textbook from a kid's hand and scan it and post the scanned page here to prove that NC students learn about Gettysburg and the Civil War...
 
Uh.....now I need you to take the scanned page and go to the text book printer and have them issue a certified letter that this is in fact a page and not something a Wizard from Hogwarts conjured up in his "I Cry Bullshit when Facts are Presented"
 
gwb-trading said:
Once again go find me a single history course taught in K-12 classes in North Carolina where the curriculum discussed the Civil War in detail with dates, names, battles, etc.). At least a mention of Gettysburg and Lincoln's address there, eh? This seems like an important historical detail.
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I did.......now please demonstrate your Back Up Kung Fu
 
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wildchild said:
“Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book has been rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building has been renamed, every date has been altered…History has stopped. Nothing exists except the endless present in which the party is always right” — George Orwell
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The traitorous confederacy only lasted four years but we’re supposed treat it as though it was some magnanimous institution that should be memorialized ad infinitum. I don’t think so. They’re losers. The knicks had a better run in the 90s than the confederacy. Think about that.
 
gwb-trading said:
It is good to see that there is at least 1 county out of the 100 in North Carolina which is teaching a more full context of the Civil War which goes beyond the state curriculum.
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Dude....it is not in the power of the County to pick and choose, these are State wide requirements and since you were questioning the source I found a county as an example. NC Board of Instruction is for the State. One county cannot say "Meh I don't feel like teaching that..."
 
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