Facing History & Ourselves presents a lesson plan, written by an unknown author, that engages students in the decisions made…
This Learning for Justice source features a middle/high school lesson plan on the life on Susie King Taylor, African American…
DocsTeach presents a lesson plan, written by the National Archives Education Team, that aims to engage students in the evaluation…
Note: Racial epithets used in the accompanying primary sources.Khan Academy presents a lesson plan that aims to engage students in…
The History Workshop provides a comprehensive lesson plan that helps students understand the Union occupation of Hilton Head…
The History Workshop provides a lesson plan that introduces students to the history of Mitchelville- one of the first…
The History Workshop provides a lesson plan that introduces students to the history of Mitchelville, one of the first…
The Library of Congress present a lesson plan focuses on learning about contrabands - formerly enslaved people who escaped to…
The Library of Congress features an 1866 historical letter, written by Joseph C. Lewis to Schuyler Colfax, that provides Lewis's…
The New York Public Library features an 1865 historical report, issued by General Rufus Saxton, that provides the rules outlined…
This 2021 Seizing Freedom podcast episode, hosted by historian Kidada Williams, focuses on Susie King Taylor- an African American…
NPR features a podcast in which reporter Sarah McCammon discusses the origins, development, and eventual reversal of "Forty Acres…
Blue Ridge Public Radio presents a podcast that was published on July 16, 2020, in which host Anita Rao talks to Robert Thomas,…
Note: Racial epithets used. Language and image may be offensive to readers. Click on the image to enlarge.The Library of Congress…
The New York Public Library features an 1872 historical illustration, published in Harper's Weekly, that depicts Senator Charles…
National Public Radio (NPR) presents a 2019 radio segment, featured on Throughline, that provides a discussion of what it means…