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              <text>1. Students will gain an understanding of bias and propaganda during the Civil War.&#13;
2. Students will gain an understanding of how the newspapers aided in the promotion of each army.&#13;
3. Students will gain an understanding of more soldiers and a better chance at winning the war.</text>
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1. Student will choose a headline page with image and be assigned as a Union journalist or Confederate journalist.&#13;
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