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National History Day in Missouri 2010
Innovation in History: Impact and Change
Possible Missouri Topics

Download the 2010 Missouri Topics List in pdf format. (368 kB).

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The theme for National History Day 2010 is Innovation in History: Impact and Change. This list of Missouri-related subjects associated with the theme is intended to assist National History Day teachers in helping students select topics for which primary source material might easily be available in local libraries and historical agencies around the state.

The topic choices are not meant to be all-inclusive, but reflect the interests of the National History Day in Missouri staff who developed this year's list. We have attempted to suggest subject matter that can be studied on a local level and from local sources, but also lends itself to dentition and interpretation on a much broader scale. We have illustrated individuals, events, and concepts that made a difference on a state, national, or international level, and to suggest topics that students will come to see are important because of greater social, political, cultural, or economic implications. We hope that using the list in brainstorming sessions will make it easier for teachers to show their students that there is a wealth of good documentation available close to home.

NHDMO does not recommend these sources as the best or the most useful sources on Missouri history or on a particular topic; we are merely trying to furnish you with a starting point.

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