Format
1) This program begins with an introduction to the Maryland Center for History and Culture and our collections
2) Together we look at objects related to Native American history in Maryland.
3) We examine documents related to the establishment of religious freedom in the Maryland Colony.
4) We explore the story of Mary Katherine Goddard, a well known female printer in the colonies.
5) Examine the early U.S. trade economy and the tools that were used in shipbuilding.
6) Learn the meaning behind our national anthem, the Star Spangled Banner and learn about the Museum's preservation efforts.
7) Learn about Slavery and the Civil War and Maryland's unique role as a border state.
8) Move into the 20th century as we discuss the development of cities, immigration, and the Civil Rights Movement.
9) Reflect on the role of each and every one of us in creating American History.
Objectives
1) Reflect on the role of each and every one of us in creating American History.
2) Develop an appreciation for Museums and their collections.
3) Explore the role of Maryland in American History
Standards Alignment
National Standards
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State Standards
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