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Public opinion and the teaching of history in the United States

Note 308 — Chapter IV · The Effect of the World War on Laws for Teaching History

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Acts of Georgia, 1919, sec. 18, p. 295; Laws of Florida, 1917, ch. 7374 (no. 116), p. 230, added to United States history, history of the state and civil government, Laws of 1911-12, for high schools American history and civil government, English history, and general history; General Laws of Alabama, 1919, art. 23, p. 634; Digest of the Statutes of Arkansas, 1921, par. 9066, p. 2330, also Laws, 1921, act 285, p. 328 for regular grade work; Compilation of Laws of Tennessee, 1917, art. XVII, 1461a 24, Vol. I, p. 993, also Laws, 1919, ch. 142, sec. 3, p. 525, Sen. Bill no. 506; Code of West Virginia, 1916, ch. 45, par. 155a, p. 594. General history was also included. Public School Law of North Carolina, 1923, p. 87, art. 30, sec. 322.

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