The Heroes and Villians Series - Civil War: The Emancipation Proclamation
Fredrick Douglass: Bondage to Freedom for All I was born in February 1818, though I was never told the exact day. My birthplace was a...
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Mar 25
The Heroes and Villians Series - Civil War: The Railroad to the Civil War
A Life Built on Rails: The Story of Herman Haupt I was born in 1817 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a city buzzing with possibility. From...
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Mar 24
The Heroes and Villians Series - Civil War: The Leaders and their Early Battles
The Life of “Stonewall” Jackson: A Man of Faith, War, and Contradictions Thomas Jonathan Jackson was born on January 21, 1824, in...
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Mar 23
The Heroes and Villians Series - Civil War: The War Begins with Fort Sumter
A Southern Son of the Union (1805–1825) Robert Anderson was born on June 14, 1805, in Louisville, Kentucky, a border state torn between...
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Mar 21
The Heroes and Villians Series - Civil War: The Election of 1860 and Secession Winter - Told by Presidents Lincoln and Davis
The Life of Abraham Lincoln: A Story of Perseverance The log cabin sat deep in the rolling forests of Kentucky, its rough-hewn walls...
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Mar 20
The Heroes and Villians Series - Civil War: The Road to the War and President Buchanan's Presidency
The Little Giant: The Life of Stephen A. Douglas The morning of April 23, 1813, dawned over a modest farmhouse in Brandon, Vermont, as a...
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Mar 19
Lesson Plans for the Industrial Revolution: The Presidents of the Industrial Revolution (1885-1901) – Part 2
The Election of 1892: Harrison’s Defeat and Cleveland’s Return The presidential election of 1892 was a historic rematch between incumbent...
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Mar 18
Lesson Plans for the Industrial Revolution: The Presidents of the Industrial Revolution (1885-1901) – Part 1
The Unlikely President: The Life of Grover Cleveland On a crisp March morning in 1837, in a small house in Caldwell, New Jersey, a baby...
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Mar 17
Lesson Plans for the Industrial Revolution: Public Schools and Public Health
Horace Mann: The Man Who Built America's Public Schools A Boy Who Hungered for Knowledge The sun was barely rising over Franklin,...
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Mar 15
Lesson Plans for the Industrial Revolution: Capitalism vs Socialism in the Industrial Revolution and Today
Radio Broadcast: The Great Economic Showdown – Adam Smith vs. Karl Marx (Upbeat, patriotic theme music plays as the show begins) HOST:...
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Mar 14
