The History of World Expositions |
The Saint Louis World Exposition 1904
The third American World Exhibition was intended to make a contribution to the education of the “ideal citizen”. In the classification system of the St. Louis World Exhibition, therefore, teaching occupied the most important position. That this emphasis on education could serve to justify colonial expansion was manifestly demonstrated by the erection of an “Indian school” and an exact copy of a |
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EXPOSEEUM - The Museum of World Exhibitions, Hanover, Expo Plaza 11 Open every Sunday from 11 to 16 |
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