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Today in History
1787 Gov. George Mathews signed an act of the House of Assembly making it illegal for any person to "wilfully or maliciously cut out or disable the tongue, put out … read more
2012 Honoree
2011 Honoree
2010 Honoree
2008 Honoree
2007 Honoree
2006 Honoree
2005 Honoree
The curriculum resources above have been developed for teachers of students at all age levels. They contain biographical information about the subject and historical information about the times in which that subject lived. This additional historical information will help form a background for study. The narrative is punctuated by teaching tips and classroom suggestions for activities related to the subject, as well as opportunities for further investigation and vocabulary lists.
The Georgia Historical Society’s collections are the basis for research, but other collections and sources have also been consulted.
Brief biographical sketches on many other previous Georgia Days Honorees, along with suggestions for further reading and resources available in the GHS collection, can be found by clicking here . Support for this resource expansion project was provided in part by
By William C. Davis
By Edward J. Cashin
By Diane McWhorter
By Fergus M. Bordewich
Based on the books associated with the 2006 lecture series, these packets are intended to facilitate classroom activities and discussion.
Project funding provided in part by
1787 Gov. George Mathews signed an act of the House of Assembly making it illegal for any person to "wilfully or maliciously cut out or disable the tongue, put out … read more