Lesson 8: Was the Civil War Inevitable?
Assessment: Essay
Lesson 7: Test
Lesson 4: The Abolitionist Movement
Notes: Prezi
Assessment: Timeline with six events
Study for quiz
Primary Sources:
Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe
"On Behalf of the Insane Poor" by Dorothea Dix
The Declaration of Sentiments - Seneca Falls Convention
"The Rights of Women" by Rochester North Star, 1848
The United States of America v. Susan B. Anthony (1872)
The Autobiography of Fredrick Douglass (1855)
"What to a slave is the 4th of July?" by Fredrick Douglass
Private Letter: Pres. Fillmore on the Kansas-Nebraska Act
Private Letter: Pres. Pierce on the Kansas-Nebraska Act
The Kansas-Nebraska Act (1854)
Dred Scott v Sandford (1856)
The Liberator on the Dred Scott Decision
Transcript of the Lincoln-Douglas Debates
First Inaugural Address, Abraham Lincoln, 1861
First Inaugural Address, Jefferson Davis, 1861
Confederate Account of the Events at Fr. Sumter, 1861
South Carolina's Declaration of Succession, 1860
Constitution of the Confederate States of America
Secondary Sources:
"Susan B. Anthony" by Fanny Villard (1920, The Nation)
Historynet: "Dred Scott" - A Biography
Reevaluating the civil war: The Atlantic: "150 Years of Misunderstanding the Civil War" by Tony Horwitz.
How do we judge Presidents: BBC: "James Buchanan: Worst US president?" by Tom Geoghegan.
12 Years a Slave: theguardian: "12Years a Slave: The original story of Solomon Northrop from 1853" by the New York Journal of Commerce.
On the Kansas-Nebraska Act: Smithsonian: "The Law that Ripped America in Two" by Ross Drake.
Multimedia:
Dept. of English, University of Virginia: Uncle Tom's Cabin
Gilder-Lehrman: "John Brown" Interactive
Crash Course: "19th Century Reforms" 14:47
Crash Course: "Women in the 19th Century" 13:11
Crash Course: "The Election of 1860 & The Road to Disunion" 14:16
History Channel: "Abraham Lincoln" 1:29:20
Bio: "Abraham Lincoln" 3:55
WCIU: "Did You Know? Stephen A. Douglas" 6:14
Ken Burns: "The Civil War: Ft. Sumter" 2:41
CSPAN: "Ft. Sumter" 6:18
MinnesotaHistory: "Split in Two - Dred Scott Decision" 6:09
Lincoln/Net: "Kansas-Nebraska Act and the Rise of the Republican Party" 9:17
Keigh Hughes: "The Compromise of 1850 for Dummies" 5:01
TMW: "Henry Clay and The Struggle for the Union - The Compromise of 1850" 3:58
National History Day: "Dorothea Dix" 8:45
Bio: "Susan B. Anthony" 2:17
West Virginia Public: "Harper's Ferry and John Brown" 26:46
CSPAN: "Elizabeth Cady Stanton" 9:28