4.4 Daniels: Secretary of the Navy
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In 1913 President Wilson appointed Mr. Daniels the Secretary of the Navy. This was a very big job.
Mr. Daniels thought education was very important, so he created classrooms on Navy ships where the sailors could learn new skills.
Contents
- 1 Getting started
- 2 Movie
- 3 Monument activity: Jane McKimmon
- 4 Monument activity: Josephus Daniels
- 4.1Daniels: Early years
- 4.2Daniels: Newspaper business
- 4.3Daniels: The News and Observer
- 4.4Daniels: Secretary of the Navy
- 4.5Daniels: Ambassador to Mexico
- 4.6Daniels: USS Josephus Daniels
- 5 Monument activity: Ruth Current
- 6 Monument activity: Lera Harrill
- 7 Monument activity: William Scott
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