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The Lincoln-Douglas Debates of 1858 Across Illinois
Analyze primary sources from the 1858 senatorial debates between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas on the expansion of slavery.
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Early Illinois: Indigenous Nations, Statehood, and Lincoln
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Explore the Indigenous cultures, early exploration, path to statehood, and pivotal political events that shaped Illinois through the mid-19th century.
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Learning standards covered
SS.H.2.4Illinois Social Studies Standards · All agesUsing artifacts and primary sources, investigate how individuals contributed to and the founding and development of Illinois.
SS.H.3.4Illinois Social Studies Standards · All agesExplain probable causes and effects of events and developments in Illinois history.