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Whose Wars?
Teaching about the Iraq War and the War on Terrorism

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Table of Contents

  • Introduction — iv
  • Teaching in the Time of War — 1

CHAPTER 1

  • Whose Terrorism? — 3
    By Bill Bigelow

CHAPTER 2

  • Dear Parents — 11
    By Ann Pelo

CHAPTER 3

  • The United States and Iraq: Choices and Predictions — 13
    By Hyung Nam

CHAPTER 4

  • How Many Must Die? — 23
    By George Capaccio

CHAPTER 5

  • Terrorism and Globalization — 27
    By Bill Bigelow and Bob Peterson

CHAPTER 6

  • Teaching Gulf War II — 31
    By Bill Bigelow

CHAPTER 7

  • Drawing on History to Challenge the War — 35
    By Polly Kellogg

CHAPTER 8

  • Why Invade Iraq? — 37
    By Bill Bigelow

CHAPTER 9

  • Learning from the Past, Talking About the Present — 41
    By Kelley Dawson Salas

CHAPTER 10

  • The War and Our Students — 43
    By Bill Bigelow

CHAPTER 11

  • Math and Fahrenheit 9/11 — 45
    By Bob Peterson

CHAPTER 12

  • Silent Discussion of Fahrenheit 9/11 — 51
    By Bill Bigelow, Sandra Childs, and Julie O'Neill

CHAPTER 13

  • Thinking in Pictures, Feeling in Words — 53
    By Bill Bigelow, Sandra Childs, and Julie O'Neill

CHAPTER 14

  • The Recruitment Minefield — 59
    By Bill Bigelow

CHAPTER 15

  • "A Revolution of Values" — 69
    By the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.