A National Endowment for the Humanities
Landmarks of American History and Culture
Workshop at Converse College
July 19-24 and August 2-7, 2009

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• Integrating Battle Details in the Lesson Plan
  by Donald Paige
  
  
• Partisans and Redcoats: The American Revolution in the Southern Backcountry
  by Forrest Adams and Frances Ginsberg
  
  
• Life in the Backcountry of SC and Its Effect on the American Revolution
  by Katherine Britton
  
  
• “Participants in The American Revolution: not just rich, white men”
  by Amanda Coward
  
  
• Integrating Battle Details into the lesson plan
  by Don Paige
  
  
• “Uncovering the Battle of the Cowpens”
  by John McPherson
  
  
• A Recruitment Rally in South Carolina
  by Michael Gross
  
  
• The Significance of Kings Mountain
  by Lynne Wilbanks
  
  
• Battles of the American Revolution
  by Marguerite Ames
  
  
• Partisans and Redcoats: The American Revolution in the Southern Backcountry
  by Jack Billman
  
  
• NEH LESSON PLAN from “PARTISANS AND REDCOATS”
  by Judy Eller
  
  
• South to a New United States
  Video, Transcript and PhotoStory – The Revolutionary War in the Southern Colonies 
  by Scott Bender
  
  
• Voices of the American Revolution Assignment
  by Tom Acri
  
  
• Storyboard for The Battle of Huck's Defeat
  by Dan Close
  
  
• Out Of Defeat: Victory (How Patriot Victories at Cowpens and King’s Mountain Turned The Tide To American Victory) (Middle School Lesson)
  by Mike Cormack
  
  
• Rhetorical Analysis of South Carolina State Constitution (With a View to the Concerns of the Back Country)
  by Sherri Hoye
  
  
• A Colonial Midwife’s Pharmacopoeia
  by Dawn J. (Bixby) Saari
  
  
• African Americans in the Revolution
  by Gail A. King
  
  
• Revolutionary War Origins of South Carolina State Seal
  by Idell Koury