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Lesson Plan Primary sources at the Maryland State Archives Other electronic material*

Era 3:
1754 to 1820 - Revolution and the New Nation

	Was the Stamp Act Fair?
	Who Burned the Peggy Stewart?
	Democratic Ideas of the 1776 Maryland Convention
	Colonial Tea Parties
	Fighting for Whose Freedom?  Black Soldiers in the Revolution
	The Founding Fathers and the Constitutional Struggle Over Centralized Power
	Advertisements Concerning Runaway Slaves
	Burning of the Peggy Stewart
	Common Sense and the Revolution in Maryland
	Governer Robert Eden and the American Revolution
	Liberty Tree and American Patriotism
	George Washington and the Paradox of Slavery
	Lyrics to “Yankee Doodle” (University of Oklahoma Law Center)
	History of Intelligence Gathering (on the C.I.A. Web site)
	First Citizen: Charles Caroll of Carollton
	Maryland State House at Annapolis
	Maryland Constitutions
	The Franklin Lightning Rod
	Indian-Colonial Relations in Laws and Official Documents
	The Ratification of the Treaty of Paris
	Washington Resigning His Commission
	Lewis and Clark and the Corps of Discovery
	Women's Roles in the "New Nation"
	Settling Down in Baltimore
	Runaway Slave Advertisements in the New Republic
	Runaway Slaves in Antebellum Maryland
	The Battle of North Point, September 12, 1814
	Colonial Currency: The Role of Tobacco in Proprietary Maryland
	Daniel Dulany: Indentured Servant to Statesman
	Francis Scott Key and the Star Spangled Banner
	Governor Robert Eden and the American Revolution
	Roots for Kids
	'Till Death Do Us Part: Maryland Marriage Laws, 1640-1900