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Amy Wells's List: Rebelllion Project
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Dec 14, 10
A site created by Springfield Technical College focusing on Shay's Rebellion. Features maps, timeline, people, songs, and other relevant information.
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Dec 15, 10
From NPR: Host Lisa Simeone talks with Louis P. Masur, author of 1831: Year of Eclipse (Hill and Wang/2001). Masur, who teaches history at the City College of New York, talks about some of the key events of 1831: the rise of the abolitionist movement, Nat Turner's rebellion, the tension between states' rights and national priorities, and the arrival of the steam locomotive in the United States.
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Dec 15, 10
The Richmond Enquirer article describing the Nat Turner Rebellion. This is a primary source document.
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Dec 15, 10
Harriet Ann Jacobs, a slave, describes the aftermath of the Nat Turner Rebellion in her diary.
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Dec 15, 10
This site from the Library of Virgina profiles the Nat Turner Rebellion.
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Dec 16, 10
This site offers a timeline with detailed information about the NYC Draft Riots.
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Dec 16, 10
A site provided by the New York Historical Society provides a timeline and some information about the violence that occurred as a result of the draft riots.
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Dec 16, 10
The FBI website provides primary source material on the actions of the Weathermen.
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Dec 16, 10
A website created in conjunction with a PBS documentary film, this site provides information and a timeline of the Weathermen's activities.
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Dec 16, 10
A site with audio and information on the Watts Riots.
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Dec 16, 10
Interactive map show the locations of the various phases of the draft riots.
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Dec 16, 10
This site provides a brief overview of the Battle at Wounded Knee.
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Dec 16, 10
A short video outlining the massacre as well as a write-up of the event are included on this site.
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Dec 16, 10
A short introduction to the rebellion.
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Dec 16, 10
A short overview of the Los Angeles Race Riots.
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