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Your students can create a storyboard to gather information about the advantages of both the north and south using our T-Chart layout! 7th Grade Social Studies, Social Studies Notebook, Social Studies Middle School, Social Studies Classroom, Social Studies Elementary, Social Studies Resources, History Classroom, Teaching Social Studies, Teaching History

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Your students can create a storyboard to gather information about the advantages of both the north and south using our T-Chart layout!

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If you teach the Civil War, you'll want to pin this excellent video!

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Susan Mescall

History tends to judge our past leaders as extremes: Abraham Lincoln was an American hero! Benedict Arnold was a traitor! As teachers, it’s tempting at times to present a world as black and white to our students: good or evil, friend or foe, hero or villain. Use this Benjamin Franklin mini-poster to help students take off the rose-colored glasses and see beyond the established historical narratives and into the real world of gray. ©2016. 11 x 17 inches. Cardstock.

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US Civil War - Causes of the Civil War: Students can create and show a storyboard that outlines the causes of the US Civil War and the effects on both the North and South by using our T-Chart layout. Civil War Activities, History Activities

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US Civil War - Causes of the Civil War: Students can create and show a storyboard that outlines the causes of the US Civil War and the effects on both the North and South by using our T-Chart layout.

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History know it dont try to change it painting history in a flase light will lead to the atrocities of the past

150 years after Abraham Lincoln's assassination, these maps explain the origins of the Civil War, why the North won, and how the war transformed the United States.

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Gary Hendricks

Independence from what? And what was Lincoln's goal besides taxing the South into Serfdom?

Bryan Winton

American civil war

Library Lagniappe: Southern Songs of the Confederacy--- In 1923, the United Daughters of the Confederacy offered a prize for the best compilation of “Old Southern Songs of the Period of the Confederacy.” The Monroe Library Special Collections & Archives is fortunate to have a copy of this 1926 compilation in its collection. Come by and check it out Monday through Friday, 8:30 – 4:45! Civil War Songs, American Military History, American Heroes, Southern Girl, Loyola University New Orleans

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Loyola University New Orleans

Library Lagniappe: Southern Songs of the Confederacy--- In 1923, the United Daughters of the Confederacy offered a prize for the best compilation of “Old Southern Songs of the Period of the Confederacy.” The Monroe Library Special Collections & Archives is fortunate to have a copy of this 1926 compilation in its collection. Come by and check it out Monday through Friday, 8:30 – 4:45!