Recently I’ve been fortunate to have been asked to participate in the National History Education Clearinghouse’s “Ask a Historian” Program. In 2009 I contributed a document-analysis exercise featuring a Cherokee Supreme Court document to the “Historical Thinking” section of their website, teachinghistory.org. Below are links to both posts and I’m proud to be part of [...]
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Posted in Teaching, tagged African Americans & Native Americans, Cherokee, National History Education Clearinghouse, Revolutionary War, slavery on July 18, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
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