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

Era 4:
1801 to 1861 - Expansion and Reform

	Maryland: A Middle Ground?
	The Star-Spangled Banner: Fact or Fiction
	Methods of Reform: The Lowell Mill Girls
	Daily Lives of Slaves - What Really Happened?
	Speaking Up and Speaking Out: Exploring the Lives of Black Women During the 19th Century
	Nineteenth Century Reform Movements: Women's Rights
	Settling Down in Baltimore
	Map of the Presidential Election of 1800
	Map of the Presidential Election of 1860
	Atlantic Slave Trade: Middle Passage
	Runaway Slave Advertisements in the New Republic
	The War of 1812 in Maryland
	Bringing Down the House: The Burning of the White House in 1812
	Francis Scott Key and the Star-Spangled Banner
	Mary Pickersgill: Maker of the Star-Spangled Banner
	Two Acts of Toleration: 1649 and 1826
	The Baltimore & Ohio: First Railroad in America
	Runaway Slaves in Antebellum Maryland
	Maryland State Colonization Society
	American Colonization Society:  Establishment of a Colony on Liberia
	The Know Nothings
	Irish Immigrants in Baltimore
	Samuel Morse and the Telegraph
	Glory Hallelujah: Julia Ward Howe and the Battle Hymn of the Republic
	From Slave to White House Confidante: the story of Elizabeth Keckley
	A Changed Perspective: The Evolution of Baltimore Through Art and Cartography (1792-1912)
	The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
	County Maps of Maryland
	Seneca Falls, Declaration of Sentiments, New York, 1848
	The National Road
	Let's Dance: The Ghost Dance Movement
	Lewis and Clark and the Age of Discovery
	Maryland Constitutions
	The National Road
	Roots for Kids
	Women's Roles in the "New Nation"
	'Til Death Do Us Part: Maryland Marriage Laws, 1640-1900