Multimedia
African Americans and Emancipation
These videos and podcasts by eminent scholars, master teachers, and other speakers open a variety of ways to explore American history. The presentations range from two- or three-minute interview clips to hour-long lectures. Whether you watch them in class, assign them to your students for homework, or download them to your iPod for a long road trip, each one can give you new insight into the past.
Africans’ Appropriations of the Symbolism of Abraham Lincoln
Speaker(s): Kevin Gaines Duration: 0 secondsAmerican Antislavery Writings: Colonial Beginnings to Emancipation
Speaker(s): James Basker Duration: 0 seconds
Dred and Harriet Scott: A Family Story of Slavery and Freedom
Speaker(s): Matthew Pinsker Duration: 0 seconds
Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation: The End of Slavery in America
Speaker(s): Allen Guelzo Duration: 0 seconds
Multimedia from Other Sub-Eras
Divided Hearts: Britain and the American Civil War
Speaker(s): Richard M. Blackett Duration: 0 secondsEmancipation and the Question of Agency: The Power of the Enslaved, the Power of Policy
Speaker(s): James Oakes Duration: 0 seconds
Hating and Loving the “Real” Abe Lincoln: Lincoln and the American South
Speaker(s): David Blight Duration: 0 secondsInhuman Bondage: The Rise and Fall of Slavery in the New World
Speaker(s): David Brion Davis Duration: 0 seconds
Introduction to Supreme Court Controversies throughout History
Speaker(s): Larry Kramer Duration: 0 seconds
John Brown, Abolitionist: The Man Who Killed Slavery, Sparked the Civil War, and Seeded Civil Rights
Speaker(s): David Reynolds Duration: 0 seconds
Lincoln, Slavery, and Nineteenth-Century Abolition
Speaker(s): David Brion Davis Duration: 0 seconds
Lincoln, the Civil War, and the British: History and Historiography
Speaker(s): Lawrence Goldman Duration: 0 secondsLiterature Makes History: How Poets Helped End Slavery
Speaker(s): James G. Basker Duration: 0 seconds
The Men of Company E: Confronting Freedom after the Civil War
Speaker(s): Matthew Pinsker Duration: 0 seconds