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Sunday, August 26, 2012. 1 Immerse the students into a historical period and historical roles. 2 Use primary source documents as evidence in arguments. 3 Prepare for debate and discussion on a historical topic. 4 Present arguments effectively, using historical evidence. Students will debate and argue for or against a topic using primary source documents and historical evidence from the perspective of a historical role from history.

A Blog Devoted to All Things History. Abusing History and the First Amendment. After the delegates in Philadelphia hammered out a new national Constitution to replace the Articles of Confederation in 1787, they then faced the daunting task of persuading a skeptical country to ratify it. The issue of religious estab.

Thoughts, ideas, and news about Potts Inn Museum in Pottsville, Arkansas. Thursday, July 12, 2012. Have you noticed a change in the local landscape? This spring, the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism added many road signs throughout Arkansas, designating different historic trails through the state. The Butterfield Overland Trail was included in this project! Visit here for the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism. Wednesday, June 6, 2012.

First, did anyone catch this yesterday? Every year when I went to the Nashville Civil War Show on the first weekend in December. I also want to encourage you to become a.

Wicked Yankee is a blog dedicated to all the. Obscure bits of New England history. History books or taught in history classes. Monday, March 31, 2014. Mum Bett - The Elizabeth Freeman Case. Written by Catherine Maria Sedgwick, and the 1838 Retrospect of Western Travel. According to both sources, Mum Bett was a slave of pure African ancestry, who was owned by the Ashley family of Massachusetts.