Part of a series geared toward the Korean War era teen on the responsibilities as a citizen toward military service. Seen as part of the preparation for that military service is the training in the everday duties of citizenship.

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This film goes into the responsibilities of the American citizen, and the benefits of democracy.

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Film demonstrating that American schooldhildren are taught and how they are taught the values of good citizenship, freedom, and democracy.

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Film demonstrating that laissez-faire, and authoritarian teaching methods don't have as much effect in the classroom as democratic techniques in teaching good citizenship in school.

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A film on the principals of democracy and how they work.

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This film containing "seized enemy material." was described by the United States War Department as follows. "An American soldier, during his combat career, realizes the greatness of his country and determines to assume his share of the responsibilities of good citizenship upon his return to civilian life."

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A film demonstrating the importance of being a good citizen in school, by picking up another's coat, making a new student feel part of the group, and by being neat, and careful.

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A film detailing the daily life in Madison, Indiana during WWII.

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This film is a documentary of the 1944 presidential election process, made to demonstrate to the world that although the U.S. was involved in the war, we were secure enough to hold open, fair elections. Scenes of the campaign activities, ballot secrecy efforts, and media coverage of the electoral process, with a crowded Times Square, awaiting the returns.

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