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| Civil War (Topic links from 42eXplore site) | |||||||
| Africans in America | |||||||
| from the PBS Series, this link brings you to Africans in America during the Civil War | |||||||
| Camp Life | |||||||
| Camp life collections from Gettysburg National Military Park | |||||||
| The Civil War | |||||||
| This site published by the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs is well categorized with several links in each category | |||||||
| Civil War Timelines | |||||||
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| The Civil War at the Smithsonian | |||||||
| This site is produced by the National Portrait Gallery and is dedicated to examining the Civil War through the Smithsonian Institution's extensive and manifold collections | |||||||
| The Civil War Battle Summaries | |||||||
| Categorizes battles by states and battles by campaign | |||||||
| The Civil War Homepage | |||||||
| This Civil War site was originally developed at the University of Tennessee in 1995 and continues to grow | |||||||
| Civil War Clip Art | |||||||
| Clip Art and other links | |||||||
| The Civil War for Kids | |||||||
| Mrs. Huber's class at Pocantico Hills School developed and published this page. | |||||||
| Civil War Literature Circles | |||||||
| A virtual museum from San Diego County Schools | |||||||
| Civil War and Reconstruction (Kid Info) | |||||||
| Comprehensive list of links referring to the Civil War and Reconstruction. | |||||||
| Civil War and Reconstruction (1850-1877) | |||||||
| This site from Quaboag Regional High School categorizes links according to the Massachusetts Frameworks | |||||||
| Civil War Battlefield Medicine | |||||||
| Links to surgery, surgeons, medicine ... | |||||||
| Civil War Photographs | |||||||
| Collection of selected photographs from the Library of Congress | |||||||
| Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System | |||||||
| From the National Park Service, the Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System is a computerized database containing very basic facts about servicemen who served on both sides during the Civil War. | |||||||
| Footsteps of History: American Civil War | |||||||
| Links on a variety of topics ... | |||||||
| Poetry and Music of the War Between the States | |||||||
| Sections include Confederate and Union poetry as well as Music of the War Between the States | |||||||
| Popular Songs in American History | |||||||
| Tunes, lyrics, information and historical information as well as links for songs from the 17th century. | |||||||
| The Time of the Lincolns | |||||||
| PBS American Experience series on the Lincolns | |||||||
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| Comprehensive site with links to Gettysburg, battles, music, food, leaders and additional Civil War information and history. | |||||||
| Underground Railroad links | |||||||
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Teaching Units |
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| Indentured Servants and Slaves | |||||||
| The topic for student essays is to compare and contrast European indentured servitude with African slavery. A concise background information sheet is included. | |||||||
| Abraham Lincoln of Two Minds | |||||||
| Students will read several selected quotes from President Lincoln, illustrating his fence-sitting on the topic of emancipation. Backing up their essays with proof from these quotes, they will then write an analysis of Lincoln's position on slavery. | |||||||
| Life as a Slave (Webquest) | |||||||
| Students will read narratives and personal accounts of former slaves to learn from the source what it was like to be a slave on a plantation. They will write two papers; one a research analysis of what they have learned and following guided questions, and a fictional account of how they might have felt as a slave themselves. | |||||||
| If the Dead Could Talk ... (Webquest) | |||||||
| The American Civil War is explored in this webquest from the perspective of its cemeteries... Students will choose a role, such as slave, general, war correspondent, army doctor, etc. and research the life and times of one of those persons to create a living history museum presentation for younger classes. | |||||||
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Updated June 13, 2005 |
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