Newberry
Professional Development Programs for Teachers
Digitial Collections for the Classroom
http://dcc.newberry.org
Current Titles Include:
· 1893: Chicago and the World’s Columbian Exposition
· Aphra Behn’s Oroonoko: Slavery and Race in the Atlantic World
· Anti-Statism in U.S. History
· Art and Exploration in the American West and Mexico
· Chicago Defined: Space and Place, Homes and Journeys
· Chicago Workers during America’s Long Gilded Age
· Dissent and Democracy in Modern American History
· Faith in the City: Religion and Urban Life in Chicago, 1870-1920
· Immigration and Citizenship in the United States, 1865-1924
· Imagining the American West in the Late Nineteenth Century
· Lincoln, the North, and the Question of Emancipation
· Marriage and Family in Shakespeare’s England
· Olaudah Equiano and the Eighteenth Century Debate Over Africa and the Slave Trade
· Polar Art and Exploration
· Religion, Propaganda and War: Medieval and Modern Understandings of the Crusades
· Representing the American Revolution, 1768-1893
· Shakespeare’s The Tempest and Utopias of the European Renaissance
· Shakespeare’s Romans: Politics and Ethics in Julius Caesar and Coriolanus
· Slavery, Civil War, and the “New Birth of Freedom”
· Subversives in the City: Responses to Political Radicalism in Chicago
· Treason or Loyal Opposition? The Copperheads and Dissent during the Civil War
· Wives and Wenches, Sinners and Saints: Women in Medieval Europe
· Women on the Move: Gender and Mobility in American Culture, 1890-1950
The Newberry Library, 60 West Walton Street, Chicago, IL 60610
(312) 255-3569 | www.newberry.org/teacherprograms