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Claiming the Continent
Cobblestone American History Magazine for Kids

Claiming the Continent

When President James IS Monroe took office in 1817, he gave his inaugural address in a scarred capital. The United States still was recovering from the War of 1812 (1812-1815), during which the British had set fire to the city.

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September 2023
Keeping the Legacy Alive
Cobblestone American History Magazine for Kids

Keeping the Legacy Alive

Several sites in Virginia work to keep alive James Monroe's legacy. In Westermoreland County, Monroe Hall, Monroe's birthplace and the place he called home until he was 16 years old, has been re-created.

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September 2023
VIRGINIA PATRIOT
Cobblestone American History Magazine for Kids

VIRGINIA PATRIOT

For most of his life, James Monroe lived a life of public service. That dedication to the future of the United States began when Monroe was a teenager.

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September 2023
Abigail Adams
Muse Science Magazine for Kids

Abigail Adams

With her upbeat attitude and many accomplishments, Abigail Adams motivates people to respect those with intellectual disabilities.

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September 2023
An International Industry
Cobblestone American History Magazine for Kids

An International Industry

For many countries, cinema plays an important role in their culture. Here are three countries with interesting film industries.

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July/August 2023
Animal Actors
Cobblestone American History Magazine for Kids

Animal Actors

Actors take on all kinds of roles, and animal actors are no different. Take a look at these animals who proved essential to the show!

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July/August 2023
What's in a name?
Cobblestone American History Magazine for Kids

What's in a name?

If you were a beautiful woman who dreamed of being a famous actress, would you want a plain name like Norma Jeane Mortenson? Or would you want a more glamorous name to go with your new persona?

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July/August 2023
Silent Stars
Cobblestone American History Magazine for Kids

Silent Stars

Early motion pictures, with their short stories and their .silence, could be enjoyed by almost anyone, anywhere.

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July/August 2023
Those Early Picture Machines
Cobblestone American History Magazine for Kids

Those Early Picture Machines

A row of cameras is set up alongside a track. Attached to the shutter of each camera is a string that stretches across the track.

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July/August 2023
Movie Moguls and Studio Sharks
Cobblestone American History Magazine for Kids

Movie Moguls and Studio Sharks

In the early days of Hollywood, getting a movie studio up and running was challenging.

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July/August 2023
Behind the Scenes
Cobblestone American History Magazine for Kids

Behind the Scenes

Have you ever watched film credits roll up a screen and wondered why it took so many people to make a movie?

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July/August 2023
THE SECOND LIFE OF A SHIPWRECK
Muse Science Magazine for Kids

THE SECOND LIFE OF A SHIPWRECK

The birth of an artificial coral reef is an example of one of nature's most important processes ecological succession.

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July/August 2023
INTO THE DEEP WITH ROBOTS
Muse Science Magazine for Kids

INTO THE DEEP WITH ROBOTS

Various underwater vehicles allow scientists to conduct different kinds of searches.

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July/August 2023
Going Off the (Really) Deep End
Muse Science Magazine for Kids

Going Off the (Really) Deep End

DIVING INTO THE DEEPEST PLACE ON EARTH, CHALLENGER DEEP IN THE MARIANA TRENCH

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July/August 2023
PLAYING TAG UNDERWATER
Muse Science Magazine for Kids

PLAYING TAG UNDERWATER

Glimpses into the lives of ocean animals

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July/August 2023
BY ENDURANCE, WE CONQUER
Muse Science Magazine for Kids

BY ENDURANCE, WE CONQUER

More than a century after it was lost, scientists discover Ernest Shackleton's ship Endurance.

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July/August 2023
MOVIE MAGIC
Cobblestone American History Magazine for Kids

MOVIE MAGIC

Special effects are the special ingredients that make movies magical. They create scenes that otherwise would be impossible to capture.

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July/August 2023
Getting Started
Cobblestone American History Magazine for Kids

Getting Started

Today, the word \"Hollywood\" brings to mind an internationally famous and glamorous film industry.

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July/August 2023
DIVE INTO THE UNDERWATER MUSEUM OF ART
Muse Science Magazine for Kids

DIVE INTO THE UNDERWATER MUSEUM OF ART

New to the museum in 2022 was the sculpture \"The Seed and the Sea\" by Davide Galbiati, an artist living in France. It's a comment on the fragility of marine ecosystems and the need to cherish all life.

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July/August 2023
SHOULD WE BUILD CITIES UNDER THE OCEAN?
Muse Science Magazine for Kids

SHOULD WE BUILD CITIES UNDER THE OCEAN?

SOME TALK OF BUILDING SETTLEMENTS ON THE MOON OR MARS TO HELP MAKE SURE HUMANITY SURVIVES LONG INTO THE FUTURE

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July/August 2023
EDITH WIDDER
Muse Science Magazine for Kids

EDITH WIDDER

MARINE BIOLOGIST, DEEP-SEA EXPLORER

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July/August 2023
Unveiling the Secrets of the Seafloor
Muse Science Magazine for Kids

Unveiling the Secrets of the Seafloor

THE SEABED 2030 INITIATIVE TO MAP THE ENTIRE OCEAN FLOOR BY THE END OF THE DECADE

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July/August 2023
WALT DISNEY'S MAGICAL WORLD
Cobblestone American History Magazine for Kids

WALT DISNEY'S MAGICAL WORLD

Most people associate Walt Disney (1901-1966) with the theme parks and video streaming platform that bear his name.

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July/August 2023
Must-See Hollywood
Cobblestone American History Magazine for Kids

Must-See Hollywood

Famous things in Hollywood

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July/August 2023
Saving the Art of the SILVER SCREEN
Cobblestone American History Magazine for Kids

Saving the Art of the SILVER SCREEN

When George Eastman died in 1932, he left his 50-room home in Rochester, New York, to the University of Rochester. But the school found the estate too large to use effectively.

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July/August 2023
Can We Avoid Mining the Deep Sea?
Muse Science Magazine for Kids

Can We Avoid Mining the Deep Sea?

Today mining companies and entrepreneurs are looking at the deep sea with dollar signs in their eyes.

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July/August 2023
Catch the Wave
Muse Science Magazine for Kids

Catch the Wave

The surprising science of ocean waves

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July/August 2023
A Land Underwater
Muse Science Magazine for Kids

A Land Underwater

The Discovery of the Undersea Continent Zealandia

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July/August 2023
Aquarius
Muse Science Magazine for Kids

Aquarius

Where Aquanauts Live in the Ocean to Do Research and Train

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5 mins  |
July/August 2023
EXTENDING THE RIGHT TO VOTE
Cobblestone American History Magazine for Kids

EXTENDING THE RIGHT TO VOTE

Stepping inside a voting booth is perhaps the most important part of being a U.S. citizen. But the U.S. Constitution does not even address who has-or does not have the right to vote.

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May/June 2023