Title: Mapping Sabin Americana to Course Curricula
1Mapping Sabin Americana to Course Curricula
2American History Culture OnlineSabin
Americana, 1500-1926
- Discover rich resources that bring American
history to life - Based on the well-known Biblioteca Americana A
Dictionary of Books Relating to America from its
Discovery to the Present Time by Joseph Sabin
Offers a comprehensive, up-close glimpse of
life in the Western Hemisphere from the arrival
of Europeans in the late 15th century to the
early decades of the 20th century. - More than 29,000 full-text primary source
documents - Covers a span of 400 years in North, Central and
South America, as well as the Caribbean - Offers comprehensive coverage of the following
- Discovery and Exploration of the Americas
- Reconstruction
- Slavery
- Immigration
- Constitution
- Politics
- Civil War
- Native Americans
- Women in America
- Colonization
- Growth of cities and states
- and more
3American History Culture OnlineSabin
Americana, 1500-1926
Mapping Sabin to Anthropology Curriculum
- EXAMPLE COURSE Anthropology Peoples and
Cultures of Native Latin AmericaIntroduction to
the ethnology of native Latin America outlining
the history and lifeways of the indigenous
peoples of the region. Indigenous culture, and
change and resistance to European colonialism
from the pre-Columbian through modern periods. - Your search (KeywordNew Spain and Indian)
returned the following results 58. - Casas, Bartolomé de las. Popery truly displayd
in its bloody colours, or, A faithful narrative
of the horrid and unexampled massacres,
butcheries, and all manner of ... London, 1689.
86pp. - Ulloa, Antonio de. A voyage to South America
describing at large, the Spanish cities, towns,
provinces, c. on that extensive continent
undertaken by command of ... 3rd ed. / to which
are added, by Mr. John Adams... occasional notes
and observations... Volume 1. London, 1772.
506pp. 2 vols. - Clavigero, Francesco Saverio. The history of
Mexico collected from Spanish and Mexican
historians ... Volume 2. London, 1787. 466pp. 2
vols.
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5American History Culture OnlineSabin
Americana, 1500-1926
Mapping Sabin to History Curriculum
- EXAMPLE COURSE History African-American
History to 1865History of blacks in America from
their African origins to 1965. Emphasis on early
African society, American slavery, and the
development of black institutions and culture in
the U.S. - Your search (Keywordslave life) returned the
following results 34. - Conder, Josiah. Wages or the whip an essay on
the comparative cost and productiveness of free
and slave labour. London, 1833. 95pp. - Weld, Theodore Dwight. American slavery as it is
testimony of a thousand witnesses. New York,
1839. 224pp. - Douglass, Frederick. Narrative of the life of
Frederick Douglass, an American slave. Dublin,
1845. 143pp. - Stowe, Harriet Beecher. Uncle Toms cabin. Volume
1. Leipzig, 1852. 361pp. 2 vols.
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7American History Culture OnlineSabin
Americana, 1500-1926
Mapping Sabin to Womens Studies Curriculum
- EXAMPLE COURSE Womens Studies Saints,
Witches, and MadwomenImage of the madwoman
throughout European and American history.
Emphasis on how women on the margins have been
labeled in different periods as saintly, as
witches, or as insane. - Your search (Keywordwitch) returned the
following results 237. - Mather, Increase. Cases of conscience concerning
evil spirits personating men, witchcrafts,
infallible proofs of guilt in such as are accused
with that crime all ... Boston, 1693. 81pp. - R. C. (Richard Chamberlayne). Lithobolia, or, The
stone-throwing devil being an exact and true
account (by way of journal) of the various
actions of infernal spirits, or ... London, 1698.
18pp. - Boulton, Richard. A compleat history of magick,
sorcery, and witchcraft. London, 1715-1716.
536pp.
8Mather, Cotton. The wonders of the invisible
world being an account of the tryals of several
vvitches, lately excuted ! in New England and
of several ... Printed first, at Bostun ! in
New-England, 1693. 112pp.
9American History Culture OnlineSabin
Americana, 1500-1926
Mapping Sabin to English Curriculum
- EXAMPLE COURSE English Introduction to Early
American LiteratureThis course is a
chronological survey of literary works written in
America that begins with the Native American
origin and creation stories and concludes with
some of the poetry of Walt Whitman. The
intention is to provide a broad overview of what
constitutes American literature from its origins
to the end of the Civil War. - Your search (KeywordUncle Tom's Cabin) returned
the following results 32. - Smith, W. L. G. (William L. G.). Life at the
South, or, "Uncle Toms cabin" as it is being
narratives, scenes and incidents in the real
"Life of the lowly". Buffalo, 1852. 517pp. - Stowe, Harriet Beecher. Uncle Toms cabin, or,
Life among the lowly. Volume 1. Boston Mass.
(Boston), 1852. 311pp. 2 vols. - Stearns, Edward J. (Edward Josiah). Notes on
Uncle Toms cabin being a logical answer to its
allegations and inferences against slavery as an
institution with a supplementary ...
Philadelphia, 1853. 337pp.
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