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For Teachers
The
American Civil War: A “Terrible Swift Sword”
The
Emancipation Proclamation: Freedom's First Steps
Civil War
A
Nation Divided Unit & Support
Materials
Abraham
Lincoln
Harriet
Tubman - Freedom Fighter UNIT
Unit,
5 lessons, Life in the South before the Civil War
Grade 8
Model Lessons - War Between the States
Lesson
Plans, Children's Literature - The Civil War
Fort
Sumter
Heroes of the Civil War Era
Marching into the Civil War Times Little Women Past and Present
A
Not So Civil War
Through a Lens The Pictorial Story of the Civil War
Civil
War Causes Conflicts Consequences
The Civil War Battles and Results Presentation
Harriet
Tubman and the Underground Railroad
Slavery
Unit
How
did slavery impact our nation (unit)
War
Between the States (unit)
Civil
War Adventures (lesson)
A
View From Me (Civil War Stories, Mississippi teachers)
Calendar
Creations about the Civil War (lesson)
Death
and the Civil War (science lesson)
Primary
Documents, Civil War (Donn)
Role
Playing the American Civil War
Role
Play Trial of the Secret Six
Mock
Trial: Abraham
Lincoln
Civil
War (reading lessons, activities, quiz, school site)
Problems
of African Americans in the South
using pamphlets and other materials (online), most of which
were written by African American authors about pressing issues of the
day.
AP
Lesson Plans 9th-12th
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Mr. Donn's
Lesson Idea
Problem Solving (8th-grade)
Up to a certain point, the Civil War could have been
avoided.
After that point, war was predictable.
Determine where that point might have been and why.
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American
Civil War Songs
When Johnny Comes Marching Home
Slavery
1840 through 1960
Free
Presentations in PowerPoint format about the Civil War
See: Reconstruction,
Carpetbaggers & Scalawags
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