Civil War and Its Aftermath | Uncovering America

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Keywords
Civil War African American Cropsey The Spirit of War The Spirit of Peace Mayer Leisure and Labor Beecher Sumner Miller Election Scene Catonsville Baltimore County Portrait of a Soldier photograph tintype memorial Winslow Homer Our Women and the War engraving newsprint Harper’s Weekly drawing Allegory of Freedom Home Sweet Home union confederate Timothy O’Sullivan Field Where General Reynolds Fell Gettysburg albumen print military Gardner Sharpshooter’s Last Sleep Pennsylvania Mathew Brady Sojourner Truth carte-de-viste hero Lamb Emancipation Proclamation Washington DC Liberty civil war photography civil war art civil war monuments civil war sculpture
Subjects
Drawing and Painting History-Social Science The Arts
Grade Levels
Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12 Post-Secondary
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Civil War and Its Aftermath | Uncovering America

How do we remember the Civil War? Whose stories are told in the art and memorials from and about the time period? In this resource students will examine works of art from and relating to the Civil War era. Students will also learn about the 54th Regiment of Massachusetts, an all-Black regiment, and compose a written response to a cause they are passionate about. 

 
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