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History & Social Studies
The Battle Over Reconstruction: Impeachment Timeline
A timeline of the events that lead to the impeachment of President Andrew Johnson in 1867.
History & Social Studies
The Battle Over Reconstruction: Southern Recovery
Beyond the obvious material destruction, there was more to reconstruct in the South than buildings, farms, manufacturing and railroads—there were social and political relationships to rebuild. Yet, it is impossible to understand Reconstruction fully without a grasp of the social and economic upheaval the war brought with it. For the people living through the times, this upheaval created a situation that demanded immediate attention.
History & Social Studies
The Birth of Cuneiform Writing
An interactive timeline on the origins of the cuneiform writing system in ancient Mesopotamia. Can be used with the lesson plan: The Cuneiform Writing System in Ancient Mesopotamia: Emergence and Evolution
History & Social Studies
The Campaign of 1840: Van Buren and Harrison Compared
Compare the policies, personalities, experience and views of William Henry Harrison and Martin Van Buren in the Presidential campaign of 1840.
History & Social Studies
The Campaign of 1840: Was Harrison Like Jackson?
Use the Venn diagram to show both similarities and differences in the two men.
History & Social Studies
The Chief Executives Compared: The Federalist Papers
As a class or in small groups, with each group assigned one section only, look at seven elements of the office of President in Hamilton's words. Compile a list of the powers and responsibilities of the President based on Hamilton's essay and/or additional resources. Can be used with the curriculum unit: Before and Beyond the Constitution: What Should a President do?
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