A New Nation is Born: Milliken Full-Color Transparency-Duplicating Book

This Milliken Full-Color Transparency-Duplicating Book, titled A New Nation Is Born, is an educational resource published in 1971. Designed for social studies and history classrooms, this teaching aid was written by Mitchell and Moehle and published by the Milliken Publishing Company in St. Louis, Missouri.

The book is a specialized instructional tool containing 12 full-color transparencies intended for use with an overhead projector, alongside 28 duplicating master pages. These masters provided teachers with reproducible worksheets and activities to supplement lessons on the formative years of the United States. The cover art features a detailed illustration of Independence Hall in Philadelphia, surrounded by portraits of key founding figures, including Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, George Washington, John Adams, and James Madison.

As part of a larger historical series, this specific volume focuses on the pivotal period following the Revolutionary War, covering the creation of the U.S. Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and the early challenges of defining a new national government. This series was a staple in late 20th-century classrooms for its ability to combine visual aids with ready-to-use student exercises.