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To remember
those that paid the supreme sacrifice during war and to hopefully prevent
a repetition of another world war we are now taught the consequences of
war through our history studies in school and through remembrance
ceremonies. This part of the virtual exhibit will hopefully be another
learning resource tool for teachers and students to learn about the Battle
of the Somme, the role of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment and how we can
now commemorate those that died for our freedom.
The lessons and activities that follow have been developed using the curriculum outcomes as developed by the Department of Education, Government of Newfoundland and Labrador for their Social Studies programs however they are generally applicable to all Social Studies programs. These activities have been developed for all grade levels as well as for those that have an interest in anything related to World War I. For further information on this topic please also consult our links section of the site. Enjoy the activities and be sure to send us your feedback. Please note that researchers, teachers and students are authorized to use, modify, reproduce and distribute these resources for the benefit of the classroom or research purposes only. The Trinity Historical Society holds all rights to: A) the digital images created as part of this virtual exhibit; and B) the content that was created for this virtual exhibit; unless copyright is established to another holder to which due credit is given in the exhibit to the copyright owner. Users must contact this holder for permission for reuse. Terms governing use and reproduction: Material in this virtual exhibit is protected by copyright. Copyright regulations state that any copy of archival material is to be used solely for research and private study. Use of copied material for any other purpose, such as publication, exhibits, or any other commercial purposes, requires the authorization of the copyright owner. It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain copyright clearance from the copyright holder(s). Please contact us should you wish to use any of the material in this virtual exhibit for purposes other than research or private study.
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