How the U.S. Elects a President 1972 USIA and similar items

Vintage 1972 U.S. Government Study Booklet ? Cold War Educational Ephemera How the U.S. Elects a President ? A Study Unit Published by the English Teaching Division of the U.S. Information Agency (USIA), Washington, D.C., this rare booklet was produced as part of America?s Cold War-era diplomatic outreach. Designed for intermediate-level English learners abroad, it presents a simplified and illustrated overview of the U.S. presidential election process. Contents include: Explanation of primaries, conventions, campaigns, and election day Election statistics from 1952?1968 Vintage photographs (campaigns, White House, voting stations, etc.) Portraits of U.S. Presidents up to Richard Nixon English language exercises for students Historical campaign buttons collage on the cover The full Oath of Office on the back cover Publisher: U.S. Information Agency (USIA), 1972 Format: Softcover booklet Pages: 40+ pages (including photos, illustrations, and statistics) Condition: Good vintage condition with signs of age-related wear. Cover shows edge wear and light creasing; interior pages are mostly intact and clean. Please review all photos closely for condition and content details. A perfect collectible for: U.S. history or civics educators Cold War memorabilia collectors Vintage political or government document enthusiasts ESL teaching material collectors Ships securely with protective packaging. Buy with confidence from Tino's Treasures Hub! Be sure to visit our store for more rare and meaningful finds.