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Nellie
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Readings, exercises, a bilbiography, and implementation guides are supplied below to aid in the use of the Adam Francis Plummer Diary in the classroom. The readings and exercises are designed for middle school and high school students and based on the District of Columbia Public Schools Educational Standards.
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Flowering tobacco. Tobacco was an important cash crop of the Colonial Period. The desire of wealthy planters to increase their profits lead to the rapid expansion of slavery in Maryland. Courtesy of the Library of Congress. |
Core Materials
Middle School
Slavery in Maryland: Middle School Implementation Guide
Slavery in Maryland: Guided Reading
Adam Francis Plummer: Guided Reading
Slavery in Maryland Classroom Worksheet
High School
Slavery in Maryland: High School Implementation Guide
Slavery in Maryland: Guided Reading
Adam Francis Plummer: Guided Reading
Adam Francis Plummer Classroom Worksheet