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Public opinion and the teaching of history in the United States

Note 221 — Chapter III · Laws for the Expansion of the History Curriculum 1900-1917

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Annotated Revision of the Statutes of Louisiana, 1915, 2519, Vol. I, p. 841 (sec. 3, act 214, 1912, p. 465). The books were to remain unchanged for a period of six years. Laws of Indiana, 1913, ch. 58, p. 115. Laws of Kansas, 1915, ch. 297, p. 383. In Indiana, the price of the history of the United States to be used in the common schools, could not exceed 65 cents. Burns’ Annotated Statutes of Indiana, 1914, 6338 (5867), Vol. III, p. 253.

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