Politics

Blog Post Biddle Records at Andalusia? Bank on It!	Event First in War, First in Peace
Unit Plan The Immediate Effects of the Emancipation Proclamation	Blog Post This man served as the second governor of Pennsylvania. Can you guess his name?
Primary Source "The Evening Journal Case" from the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, January 30, 1863	Primary Source "Arrest of the Proprietor of the Journal" from the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, January 28, 1863
Primary Source "A Philadelphia Rebel Journal Stopped" from the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, August 22, 1861	Event Drawn and Quartered: Political Cartoons from the Collections
Primary Source "Treasonable Newspapers" from the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, August 21, 1861	Blog Post Who commissioned the original surveying of what would become the Mason-Dixon Line?
Page Politics	Landing Page Teaching the Civil War
Page Historic Images, New Technologies	Lesson Plan Freedom of the Press? The Suppression of the Christian Observer and the Evening Journal
Lesson Plan Copperheads or Confederates? Political Opposition in Civil War Pennsylvania	Lesson Plan Trespass, Assault and Battery, and False Imprisonment: The Cases of Pierce Butler and Charles Ingersoll
Lesson Plan Habeas Corpus: A Constitutional Battleground	Blog Post HSP Launches New History Teaching Tool
Lesson Plan Women's Suffrage WebQuest	Unit Plan Women's Suffrage WebQuest

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