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Learning Objective for The Juvenile Delinquency/Comic Book Panic of the 1950sbdcus_ch10_1.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
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Introductionbdcus_ch10_2.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
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Historical Backgroundbdcus_ch10_3.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
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Primary Sourcesbdcus_ch10_4.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
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Testimony of Dr. Fredric Wertham, author of Seduction of the Innocent (1954), before the U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary, Subcommittee to Investigate Juvenile Delinquency, April 21, 1954 bdcus_ch10_5.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
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Testimony of William M. Gaines, publisher of Entertaining Comics Group, New York, before the U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary, Subcommittee to Investigate Juvenile Delinquency, April 21, 1954bdcus_ch10_6.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
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Juvenile Delinquency Statistics for the 1950s compiled by the Federal Bureau of Investigationbdcus_ch10_7.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
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“12 States Enact Laws to Ban or Curb Comic Books,” Oakland Tribune, 1955 bdcus_ch10_8.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
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Interim Report of the Committee on the Judiciary Regarding Comic Books and Juvenile Delinquency, 1955bdcus_ch10_9.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
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The Comic Book Code, 1954bdcus_ch10_10.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
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American Civil Liberties Union, “Censorship of Comic Books: A Statement,” 1955bdcus_ch10_11.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
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American Civil Liberties Union, “The Freedom to Game,” 2012bdcus_ch10_12.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
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Quizbdcus_ch10_13.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
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Project Questionsbdcus_ch10_14.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
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Additional Assignmentsbdcus_ch10_15.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
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Additional Resources for Researchbdcus_ch10_16.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
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Rubric for Grading Essay-Based Assignmentsbdcus_ch10_17.html537e027c757a2e4a6b000000
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