The forerunner of the incorporated group was the American Viewpoint Society. organized by a group of prominent people in American education concerned with the problem of maintaining the American ideals and principles in citizenship which were basic to the founding and growth of the United States. At the beginning of its existence It undertook two major tasksboth important to education. The first was the publication of the American Viewpoint series of textbooks for junior high schools. then a new unit in the school system. The second task set--and accomplishedwas the publication of health and safety education books. Parallel with these two initial publishing ventures. the activities included pioneer efforts in developing naturalization courses for prospective citizens under private auspices and later in the public schools. During World War II. American Viewpoint produced a series of morale booklets.
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