The trial of Anne Hutchinson

By Bill Lacey

A re-creation of the heresy trial of Anne Hutchinson, a woman who dared to speak her own opinions on matters of religion in Puritan New England. Anne Hutchinson symbolized the rebel fighting the es...

The trial of John Brown

By Bill Lacey

A simulation of the trial of John Brown which will let students experience the major issues which caused the Civil War, the rudiments of a jury trial, how terms such as "fanatic," "martyr," "traito...

Trial of president Andrew Johnson

By Bill Lacey

A re-creation that will show a president of the United States being tried for high crimes and misdemeanors, shedding light on the personalities and issues of this divisive and critical period in ou...

Trial of John Scopes

By Bill Lacey

Through simulation learning students get involved in the issues, personalities, and attitudes involved in the Scopes trial, 1925

Great American Lives

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American history activators (early American history-elementary)

By Bill Lacey

Simple to use activities created to put students into "active history" situations, to get them up, to move them around in different classroom configurations, and to motivate them about topics they...

American history activators (early American history-elementary)

By Bill Lacey

Simple to use activities created to put students into "active history" situations, to get them up, to move them around in different classroom configurations, and to motivate them about topics they...

American history activators (early American history-elementary)

By Bill Lacey

Simple to use activities created to put students into "active history" situations, to get them up, to move them around in different classroom configurations, and to motivate them about topics they...

American history activators (early American history-elementary)

By Bill Lacey

Simple to use activities created to put students into "active history" situations, to get them up, to move them around in different classroom configurations, and to motivate them about topics they...

Puritan general court

By Bill Lacey