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    Andersonville Prison Photographs

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    Students will analyze photos of Andersonville Prison taken during the Civil War. visit www.georgiahistorytps.wordpress.com

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    Students will analyze photos of Andersonville Prison taken during the Civil War. visit www.georgiahistorytps.wordpress.com

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    Students will analyze photos of Andersonville Prison taken during the Civil War. visit www.georgiahistorytps.wordpress.com

    Copyright:

    Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
    451 views2 pages

    Andersonville Prison Photographs

    Uploaded by

    GeorgiaHistorical
    Students will analyze photos of Andersonville Prison taken during the Civil War. visit www.georgiahistorytps.wordpress.com

    Copyright:

    Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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    Jesse - MacIntyre Park Middle School Rhonda Thomas County Middle School

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    SS8H6b, L6-8RH7, ELACC8RI7.

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    One class period.

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    Students will analyze photos of Andersonville Prison taken during the Civil War.

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    Photos of Andersonville Prison: http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/cgibin/meta.cgi?userid=public&dbs=meta&action=retrieve&recno=9&rset=005&format=dlg&h2=n gen

    http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/cgibin/meta.cgi?userid=public&dbs=meta&action=retrieve&recno=10&rset=005&format=dlg&h2= ngen

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    Teacher Task: Make and present a PowerPoint presentation illustrating P.O.W. camps during the Civil War. The PowerPoint should contain a site map of different P.O.W. camps on both the Union and Confederate side. Slides should detail prisoner treatment (perhaps mention any differing treatment between officers and enlisted men), population, sanitary conditions, food, rules, day-to-day life, etc. As a class analyze the photos taken of Andersonville. Have students apply what they just learned about P.O.W. camps to their understanding of the photo. Do we see hints of how we can learn about topics such as treatment, conditions, day-to-day life from the photo? Have them point things out. - Also ask how and why photographs are useful resources for studying history; or why they are not.

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