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What Does a Protester Do?

Bridey Heing

President Abraham Lincoln said that the U.S. government is "of the people, by the people, and for the people." What happens when the people do not think the government is working for them? Some take to the streets and other public places to protest. Peaceful protest is an important tool for democracy. Some of the biggest changes in our country happened because of protests. From the Boston Tea Party to the Black Lives Matter movement, this book will allow students to understand the role of protestors through an inquiry-based approach.

GenresJuvenile NonfictionSocial SciencePolitics & GovernmentSocial TopicsValues & Virtues

48 pages, 3 editions

English edition · First published 2018 by Enslow Publishing, LLC · ISBN 9780766098725

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3 editions

English

  • What Does a Protester Do? · Enslow Publishing, LLC · 2018 · ISBN 9780766098725 This page
  • What Does a Protester Do? · Enslow Publishing · 2019 · ISBN 9780766098749
  • What Does a Protester Do? · Enslow Publishing, LLC · 2018 · ISBN 9780766098732

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