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How government opinion can influence the creation of citizenship education content has long been a significant question in the field of political socialization. In recent years, the European Union has become a particularly relevant institution and target in this process, as the EU has grown in its political salience. But have governments attempted to influence the attitudes of citizenship education content about the EU for potential political benefits? In this study, I use a combination of spatial content analysis and textual analysis on party manifestos and citizenship education textbooks from England, Scotland, and Nordrhein-Westfalen to highlight whether political opinions on the EU of governments correlate with the opinions on the EU expressed in classroom materials, and if government opinions appear to have an attitudinal influence on citizenship education about the EU. This study revealed that a positively correlation does exist on average between the attitudes on the EU in government manifestos and citizenship textbooks, but also that there are many exceptions to that overall relationship which highlight significant differences in the manner and details of that relationship. These differences further highlight that while the overall relationship may positively correlate, attitudes towards specific topics on the EU can vary significantly between the Government's opinions and those of citizenship education.

William "Bud" Moore describes his introduction to trapping as a child. He details how he learned to trap, some of the mountain men who influenced his decision to trap, and his father's encouragement of the lifestyle. Moore reminisces about trapping alone in the Lochsa wilderness and the challenges he faced. He discusses land and wildlife management and the future of trapping in Montana. Moore details the history of trapping and discusses his own 90-mile trapline in the Bitterroot Mountains. He also considers the ethical aspects of trapping and the policies of state and federal government agencies regarding land use as it relates to wildlife in the Bitterroots. ; https://scholarworks.umt.edu/montanafurtrappers/1016/thumbnail.jpg

Moore_front -- Moore_F18_pages -- Contents -- Foreword -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- History of the Calaboose -- Cages and Cells -- Research Methods -- Construction Methods -- Calabooses -- Arp -- Bartlett -- Bedias -- Best -- Boling -- Brownfield -- Burlington -- Caldwell -- Cameron -- Camp Wood -- Carbon -- Castroville -- Chillicothe -- Chifton -- Comfort -- Crandall -- Crawford -- D'Hanis -- Deport -- Desdemona -- East Bernard -- Eden -- Feyetteville -- Flatonia -- Florence -- Fort Griffin -- Frisco -- Gause -- Glazier -- Goldsmith -- Goree -- Granger -- Grapeland -- Grapevine -- Hermleigh -- Holland -- Holliday -- Hubbard City -- Jewett -- Kemp -- Kyle -- La Coste -- La Grange -- Lakeview -- Leonard -- Linden -- McGregor -- Marble Falls -- Marion -- Marquez -- Mason -- Miles -- Monahans -- Moore -- Moran -- Odell -- Pilot Point -- Plaska -- Port O'Connor -- Powell -- Presidio -- Quemado -- Riesel -- Ringgold -- Rochester -- Rosebud -- Rosser -- Rowena -- Royse City -- Santa Anna -- Seadrift -- Sealy -- Skidmore -- Somerville -- Spofford -- Stiles -- Stockdale -- Thorndale -- Tioga -- Tivoli -- Trenton -- Turkey -- Wallis -- Weesatche -- Wellborn -- White Deer -- Wortham -- Jails -- Beeville -- Comanche -- Gail -- Hearne -- Henrietta -- Jayton -- Marathon -- Memphis -- Port Neches -- Post -- Sabinal-I -- Sabinal-2 -- Trinity -- Van Horn -- Cages and Cells -- Athens -- Blooming Grove -- Crystal City -- Dessau -- Emory -- Falls City -- Helena -- Hico -- Knox City -- Lampasas -- La Pryor -- Leakey -- Lexington -- Lockhart -- Montgomery -- Palo Pinto -- Richland -- Tyler -- Valley Mills -- Epilogue -- Appendix A -- Appendix B -- Appendix C -- Appendix D -- Appendix E -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index -- Other Books in the Series -- Moore_back

Front Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Dedication -- Foreword -- Maps -- Preface - Death in The Desert -- Chapter 1: A True Son of France -- Chapter 2: La Chute - The Fall of France -- Chapter 3: De Gaulle's Man in Africa -- Chapter 4: Annoying The Italians -- Chapter 5: Consolidating, Raiding, and Planning -- Chapter 6: A Very English Frenchman -- Chapter 7: "A Gigantic Effort is Required of Us -- Chapter 8: The 2E DB in England -- Chapter 9: First Blood - Alencon -- Chapter 10: "Mouvement Immediat Sur Paris -- Chapter 11: Dompaire and Baccarat -- Chapter 12: The Last Winter of The War -- Chapter 13: A Good End to a Good War -- Chapter 14: Indochine -- Chapter 15: Back to French North Africa -- Acknowledgments -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.