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Editor’s note: An earlier version of this article was developed as a lesson plan for the Korea
Society. We would like to thank the Korea Society for assistance in the development
of this manuscript.
MARY CONNOR teaches AP U.S. History and Asian Studies at Westridge School, Pasadena,
California. In 2000 she received the Korea Society’s Fellowship in Korean Studies Program to
study and travel in Korea. Her lesson is a result of this fellowship. She is currently writing The
Koreas: A Global Studies Handbook for ABC-CLIO.
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