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Civil War's 54th Massachusetts Regiment: The Shaw Memorial: Historic Monuments Series

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History book cover: The Shaw Memorial, the Civil War's 54th Massachusetts Regiment, and a Douglass quote
Front cover of the historic monuments book
Title page for the regiment history book, naming author Julia Hargrove and illustrator Gary Mohrman
Title page identifying the author and illustrator
Contents page lists history readings, paired questions, Internet research ideas, activities, and an answer key
Contents guide to readings and supporting activities
Teacher and parent introduction explains the monument series, the regiment, and the sculpture honoring Shaw
Author's introduction for teachers and parents
Memorial reading explains Joshua B. Smith's fund, Saint-Gaudens' sculpture, and the 1897 dedication in Boston
Opening reading on the regiment's memorial
Memorial question sheet includes six questions about the monument and a project to draw a memorial design
Questions and drawing project for the memorial reading
Emancipation Proclamation reading begins with original text and explanations of freedom in rebelling states
First page of the proclamation text and explanations
Emancipation Proclamation reading continues with named states, exceptions, freedom, and paid work guidance
Second page of the proclamation text and explanations
Emancipation Proclamation reading concludes with military service provisions and Lincoln's appeal to justice
Final page of the proclamation text and explanations

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Civil War's 54th Massachusetts Regiment: The Shaw Memorial: Historic Monuments Series

This enriching teaching resource, suited for students in grades 4-8 studying social studies (specifically US history), offers an engaging look at a crucial moment from the Civil War – the formation and bravery of Colonel Robert Shaw's troops.

  • First African American volunteer regiment in Union Army
  • Milestone moment in American history

Unique Learning Resources Included

  • Original text from the Emancipation Proclamation: Offers unique perspective through primary documents.
  • In-depth biographies and battle tactics: Contextual understanding of the Battle of Fort Wagner.
  • A Study on Augustus Saint-Gaudens' Memorial:The bronze bas-relief memorial for the 54th Massachusetts Regiment. Facilitates understanding historic representation through sculpture.
  • Versatile and Flexible Lesson Plan

    Suitable for whole group lessons in classroom, small interactive groups, or solo homework assignments. PDF format ensures easy accessibility for all users without any technological constraints. With this plan, learning extends beyond textbooks into tangible empathy & understanding.


    Add richness to your curriculum using this lesson plan - guiding students towards critical thinking about historical events along with their implications today.

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