Join us in commemorating our statehood
centennial!
The
following lessons and resources are provided to Oklahoma teachers,
courtesy of
the Oklahoma Council for the Social Studies.
Harpers
Weekly 
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Our Statehood Through Primary Sources: |
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Sources Related to the Statehood Era
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Constitution
State of Sequoyah, edited Sequoyah Constitution Bill of Rights, edited Statehood Political Cartoon Constitutional Convention Opening Constitutional Convention Map of Oklahoma Prior to Statehood Map of Oklahoma 1890 Oklahoma Census, 1907 Oklahoma Census, Ethnic Groups, 1907 Oklahoma Census, Indian Territory, 1907 Constitution Ratified, editorial by Murray Oklahoma Constitution Bill of Rights, edited Statehood Proclamation Statehood Proclamation original signature page Haskell State of Union Address, 1907, edited Capital Controversy, House Hearings, 1910 |
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Viewpoints
on Oklahoma's History: The following
collection of documents have been researched, compiled and edited for the
use of all Oklahoma History teachers. Thanks to Pam Merrill and Edmond
Public Schools for sharing this collection of "essential" readings from both
primary and secondary sources.
Table of Contents |
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Oklahoma
Photographs: Primary Source Collection
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Seeing Is
Believing
(Oklahoma State
History & Arts Conference)
Looking for easy, yet effective strategies to assist
students in the analysis of visual primary sources and artwork?
Looking
for multimedia presentations to use in your classroom? The following
resources have been provided by Pam Merrill, Edmond Schools, for Oklahoma
teachers...Enjoy!