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National Teach-In on Lincoln
HISTORY, together with the Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission, presents a National Teach-In on the life and legacy of Abraham Lincoln. Filmed on Lincoln's 200th birthday at the National Archives in Washington, DC. This special event features three Lincoln scholars who share their expertise and answer students' questions from all over the country. The teach-in is recommended for middle through high school, with a particular emphasis on 8th grade, and easily fits within all fifty states' standards of learning.
Click here to view the National Teach-In.
Teacher Resources
- » Stealing Lincoln's Body
- » April 1865
- » Special Presentation: Lincoln
- » Lincoln Bicentennial Supplement
- » The Emancipation Proclamation
- » Gettysburg Address
- » Lincoln's 2nd Inaugural Address
- » Lincoln's Daughter? Grace Bedell's Letters
- » Grace Bedell and President Lincoln: Letters
- » Lincoln Lesson Plans: Elementary Students
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The results of the Lincoln contests are in, and we congratulate our winning teachers and
students on their outstanding and creative entries.
Visit the photo gallery to see the winning entries in our student coinbox contests!
History brings President Abraham Lincoln back to life with computer graphics in Stealing Lincoln's Body.
Lincoln issued the Proclamation in 1863, declaring freedom for all slaves in rebellious territories.
This speech was delivered by Lincoln at the dedication of a soldier's cemetery at Gettysburg and is considered one of his most important writings.
Abraham Lincoln is one of the most iconic and well-regarded U.S. presidents.
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