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      <description>Select an image from the Library of Congress &quot;Use and Reuse Collection&quot; and create a post that includes a response to the questions we have practiced in class.</description>
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         <title>Food Poster Primary Source</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>WHO WROTE/CREATED THIS? Frederic Cooper<br><br>WHAT IS THE AUTHOR'S PERSPECTIVE? He believes people need to think about their food and not waste it.<br><br>WHY WAS IT WRITTEN? It was written to help people make better choices about their food including buying local and using what is left.<br><br>WHEN WAS IT WRITTEN?&nbsp;1917<br><br>WHERE WAS IT WRITTEN? America, for the US Food Administration<br><br>IS THIS SOURCE RELIABLE? WHY/WHY NOT?&nbsp; Yes, I believe it is reliable. This was during WWI and therefore people would have needed to conserve and save food.</div>]]></description>
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