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Exposed! Myths About Early American History

EXPSD MYTHS ABT ERLY AM HIST: ROSS DIDNT CREATE AM FLAG

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<P>Betsy Ross is repeatedly credited with creating the first US flag. Students often learn that when they're first studying American history. However, most historians agree that she probably didn't! In fact, Ross's grandson may have made up the story. After reading about this widespread American myth, readers will be eager to learn others. This valuable volume, full of fun fact boxes and beautiful images, exposes historical myths but also explains the facts behind them, making it an excellent resource for any social studies collection.</P>

Exposed! Myths About Early American History: Betsy Ross Didn't Create the American Flag: Exposing Myths About US Symbols

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Front Cover.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
1: Historic Stories.
2: A Red, White, and Blue Tale.
3: Ring Out for Liberty.
4: For the Birds.
5: Say Uncle!.
6: DC Symbols.
7: More Symbols, More Myths.
8: Check Them Out.
Glossary.
For More Information.
Index.

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Exposed! Myths About Early American History: Betsy Ross Didn't Create the American Flag: Exposing Myths About US Symbols