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Image: Map of forces in Washington County, Maryland during the Battle of Antietam by Robert Knox Sneden, 1861-1865. From the Library of Congress

Evaluating Sources

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Image: Photo of elementary school lockers taken by Jayne Henderson Fiegel and Nathan Prichard in Louisville, KY, 1992. From the Library of Congress.

Make Your Case!

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Image: Photo of Lincoln on the battlefield at Antietam taken by Alexander Gardner on October 3, 1862. From the Library of Congress.

Close Reading Classroom Poster

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Image: Illustration from the Dresden Codex, created 1200-1250 CE. From the World Digital Library.

Sourcing Classroom Poster

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Image: Photo of the Civil Rights March on Washington taken August 28, 1963. From the National Archives.

What Is History? Classroom Poster

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Image: Photo of the Great Wall of China taken by Herbet Ponting in 1907. From the Wikimedia Commons.

Contextualization Classroom Poster

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Image: Photo of the Sphinx and pyramids taken by David Gardiner in 1906. From the Travelers in the Middle East Archive.

Corroboration Classroom Poster

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Image: 1763 political cartoon lampooning George Whitefield. From the Library of Congress.

Great Awakening

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Image: Stamp Act political cartoon published by William Bradford in 1765. From the Library of Congress.

Stamp Act

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