Seneca Falls Convention
Fighting For Our RIghts Learning
Monday, July 19, 2021
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ON THIS DATE
- 64 AD - The Great Fire of Rome begins. It lasts for six days, destroying half the city.
- 1848 - A women's rights convention convenes in Seneca Falls, N.Y.
- 1903 - Maurice Garin wins the first Tour de France.
- 2005 - President George W. Bush announces he has selected John Roberts to replace Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.
- 1817 - Civil War nurse and veterans advocate Mary Ann Bickerdyke
- 1834 - French artist Edgar Degas
- 1860 - Accused murderer Lizzie Borden
- 1875 - Poet and activist Alice Dunbar Nelson
- 1922 - Politician and presidential candidate George McGovern
- 1947 - English musician, Queen guitarist, and astrophysicist Brian May
- 1976 - English actor Benedict Cumberbatch
THEME: SENECA FALLS CONVENTION
- Grades 3-8 - NHPBS LearningMedia - Unstoppable: The Road to Women's Rights - Seneca Falls, NY - VIEWGrades 3-12 - NHPBS LearningMedia - Seneca Falls Convention: The Suffrage Movement Begins - Carrie Chapman Catt - VIEW and DO
- Grades 6-12 - NHPBS LearningMedia - The Vote - Seneca Falls Convention - VIEW and DO
- Grades 6-12 - NHPBS LearningMedia - Not For Ourselves Alone - Seneca Falls Women’s Rights Convention - VIEW and DO
- Grades 6-12 - NHPBS LearningMedia - Not For Ourselves Alone - Declaration of Sentiments: Close Reading Activity - READ and DO
- Grades 8-12 - Library of Congress - Seneca Falls Convention - READ
- Grades 9-12 - EDSITEment - Closer Readings Commentary - The Declaration of Sentiments by the Seneca Falls Conference (1848) - VIEW, READ, DO
- Grades 9-12 - C-SPAN - Lesson Plan: The Seneca Falls Convention and the Declaration of Sentiments -VIEW, READ, DO
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NHPBS
- 8:30-9 am NHPBS - Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum - I Am Kate Warne/I Am Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
- 10-11;30 pm NHPBS - P.O.V. - Stateless
NH WORLD
- 8-9 am NH WORLD - Nature - Super Hummingbirds
- 9-10 am NH WORLD - Disrupted: How Covid-19 Changed Education
- 10-11 am NH WORLD - The Latino Experience - Episode Two
- 12-1 pm NH WORLD - Project Asteroid: Mapping Bennu
- 12:30-1 pm NH WORLD - POV Shorts - Earthrise
- 1-2 pm NH WORLD - Nova - Apollo's Daring Mission
- 2-3 pm NH WORLD - Nova - First Man On The Moon
- 3-4 pm NH WORLD - Eyes on the Prize - Mississippi: Is This America? 1963-1964
- 4-5 pm NH WORLD - Eyes on the Prize - Bridge To Freedom 1965
- 7-8 pm NH WORLD - Downing of a Flag - Part One
- 8-9 pm NH WORLD - Downing of a Flag - Part Two
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