Documents for the Classroom Arranged by Era
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Beginnings |
Captain John Smith and the Exploration of the Chesapeake Bay
Compiled by: Nancy Bramucci, Maryland State Archives Charting the Chesapeake, 1590-1700 Compiled by: Nancy Bramucci, Maryland State Archives Eye of the Beholder: European Interpretations of Native American Culture Compiled by: Nancy Bramucci, Maryland State Archives | |
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1585-1763 Era 2: Colonization |
Captain John Smith and the Exploration of the Chesapeake Bay
Compiled by: Nancy Bramucci, Maryland State Archives Gentility Out-of-Doors Indentured Servants in Maryland Margaret Brent: America's First Suffragette Quakers in Maryland Roots
for Kids 'Til Death Do Us Part: Maryland Marriage Laws, 1640-1900 |
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1754-1820 Era 3: Revolution |
Battle Of North Point, September 12, 1814 Fort McHenry, Baltimore, Maryland Francis Scott Key and the Star Spangled Banner Hampton National Historic Site Hampton National Historic Site: Runaway Slave Advertisements Legal Status of Orphans in Maryland Liberty Tree and American
Patriotism Roots
for Kids 'Til Death Do Us Part: Maryland Marriage Laws, 1640-1900
Ratification
of the Treaty of Paris |
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1801-1861 Era 4: Expansion and Reform |
American
Colonization Society
Atlantic Slave Trade: Middle Passage
Baltimore & Ohio: First Railroad in America
Changed
Perspective: The Evolution of Baltimore through Art and Cartography,
1792-1912
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
County
Maps of Maryland
Drawing the Line: Surveying the Mason-Dixon Boundary
Famous Marylanders – Frederick Douglass
Glory Hallelujah: Julia Ward Howe and the Battle Hymn of the
Republic
Hampton National Historic Site Hampton National Historic Site: Runaway Slave Advertisements In Their Own Words:
Maryland Slave Narratives and Oral Histories Irish
Immigrants in Baltimore
Know Nothings
Let's
Dance: The Ghost Dance Movement
Lewis and Clark and the
Corps of Discovery
Maryland
Constitutions
Maryland Slavery as Experienced by Children
Maryland
State Colonization Society
Moses of Her People: Harriett Tubman
National Road
Roots
for Kids Runaway Slave Advertisements in Antebellum Maryland
Two Acts of Toleration: 1649
and 1826
Samuel Morse and the
Telegraph
Settling Down in Baltimore 'Til Death Do Us Part: Maryland Marriage Laws, 1640-1900 Women's Roles in the "New Nation"
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1850-1877 Era 5: Civil War and Reconstruction |
America's Bloodiest Day: The Battle of Antietam
Compiled by: Derrick E. Lapp, University of Maryland Baltimore County
April 14, 1865: John Wilkes Booth and the Assassination of President
Abraham Lincoln
Arrest of the Maryland Legislature
Baltimore and the 19th of April, 1861
Baltimore and Federal Occupation
Baltimore, Pinkerton, and the Plot to Assassinate President Lincoln, 1861
Battle of Fredericksburg, December 1862
Camp Life in the Civil
War Civilians, Soldiers, and Spies
Civil Disobedience of Women During the Civil War
Civil War in Maryland: Southern Sympathizers
Civil War Medicine: A
View from the Bedside Dred Scott Decision
Elizabeth Keckley: 30 Years a Slave
Emancipation
Proclamation
Ex Parte Merryman
Gettysburg Address
Hampton Mansion: Runaway Slave Advertisements John Brown's Raid
John Wilkes Booth and the Lincoln Assassination
Let Us Have Peace:
The Presidency of Ulysses S. Grant
Maryland! My Maryland!
Maryland
Constitutions
Maryland Slavery Legislation
Military
Maps of the Civil War
Monocacy: The Battle
that Saved Washington, D.C.
Nat Turner's Rebellion
Abraham
Lincoln and the Cooper Union Address
Nursing
Prisoners of War in Maryland
Railroads
Suppression of the Maryland Press Suspension of Civil
Liberties in Maryland: The Case of Richard Bennett Carmichael
'Til Death Do Us Part: Maryland Marriage Laws, 1640-1900 Through the Camera Lens: the American Civil War Wartime Occupation of
Maryland
Women on Trial: The Elizabeth Wharton
Case
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1870-1900 Era 6: The Development of the Industrial United States |
A Night to Remember:
RMS Titanic Chinese
Exclusion Act
Cone Sisters
Ellis
Island: The Golden Door Immigration to America
Immigration and the Railroad
Irish Immigrants in
Baltimore
Liberty Enlightening
the World Lowell Mill Girls
Major and Minor League Baseball in Baltimore Railroads, Tourism, and the Deer Park Hotel
Separate But Equal
Strike of 1877
'Til Death Do Us Part: Maryland Marriage Laws, 1640-1900 To Market: Packing and Canning Industries in Maryland
Vacationing on Maryland's Eastern Shore Women in the Maryland Work Force
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1890-1930 Era 7: The Emergence of Modern America |
Americans Listening: Huey Long and Father Coughlin
Baltimore City Parks Baltimore Streetcar Transportation Baseball
as a National Pastime
Children in the
Labor Force
Edith Houghton Hooker(1879-1948):
Suffragist,
Progressive, and Reformer
Education in Maryland: Separate and Unequal
Famous Marylanders - Upton Sinclair's The Jungle and Its Effects Father Coughlin: Radio Priest, Depression Demagogue
Galveston Flood of
1900 Great
Baltimore Fire of 1904
I'd
Like to Buy the World a Coke: Advertising in America Jim Crow in Maryland
Johnstown Flood
of 1899 Major and Minor League Baseball in Baltimore Rise and Fall of Prohibition in Baltimore, Maryland 1918-1933
Race and Mob Violence: The Matthew Williams Case
Rise of Advertisement and American Consumer Culture
San Francisco Earthquake of 1906 Seabiscuit
Separate But Equal
Typhoid
Mary To Market: Packing and Canning Industries in Maryland
Triangle Factory Fire
Vacationing on Maryland's Eastern Shore Women's Suffrage
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1929-1945 Era 8: The Great Depression and World War II |
Americans Listening: Huey Long and Father Coughlin Compiled by: Sarah Davis, University of Maryland Baltimore County Depicting the Enemy: Stereotype Imagery in World War
II
Dust Bowl
Education in Maryland: Separate and Unequal
Father Coughlin: Radio Priest, Depression Demagogue
From Segregation to
Integration: The Donald Murray Case, 1935-1937
Henry Louis Mencken
I'd
Like to Buy the World a Coke: Advertising in America
Jim Crow in Maryland
Liberty Ships and Bethlehem Steel
Maryland at War
Maryland Farms During World War II
Poster Girls
U.S. Army Installations In Maryland During World War II
United States in Depression and War
To Market: Packing and Canning Industries in Maryland
Victory Corps: World War II Homefront
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1945-early 1970s Era 9: Postwar |
“And now on to Chicago...”:
The Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy
Compiled by: Karen A. Lubieniecki, University of Maryland Baltimore County
Brown v. Board of Education
Cambridge Riots of 1963
and 1967
Desegregation of Maryland's Restaurants:
Robert Mack Bell v. Maryland
Echoes of
Thurgood: The Impact of University v. Murray Through its
Alumni
Education in Maryland: Separate and Unequal I'd
Like to Buy the World a Coke: Advertising in America
Is Baltimore Burning?
Kennedy and the Cuban Missile Crisis
Maryland
Constitutions
Maryland Governor: Theodore R. McKeldin
Revisiting McCarthyism
Stuart v. Board of
Elections, 266 Md. 440 (1972)
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1968-Present Era 10: Contemporary United States |
“And now on to Chicago...”:
The Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy
Compiled by: Karen A. Lubieniecki, University of Maryland Baltimore County I'd
Like to Buy the World a Coke: Advertising in America Major and Minor League Baseball in Baltimore Maryland
Constitutions
Schowgurow v. Maryland, 240 Md. 121 (1965)
Streets of Fire: Governor Spiro Agnew and the Baltimore City Riots, April 1968
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