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New Hampshire Primary Sources Gallopade International

The New Hampshire Primary Sources is a pack of 20 primary source documents that are relevant to the history in New Hampshire.

The New Hampshire Primary Sources will help your students build common core skills including:

Analysis
Critical Thinking
Point of View
Compare and Contrast
Order of Events
And Much More!

Perfect for gallery walks and literature circles! Great research and reference materials!

The 20 New Hampshire Primary Sources are:
1. Map of New Hampshire 1796
2. Portrait of New Hampshire Colonial Governor John Wentworth by colonial painter John Singleton Copley 1796
3. Diagram of the south part of Shaker Village, Canterbury, New Hampshire 1849
4. Photograph of Franklin Pierce, New Hampshire native and 14th President of the United States circa 1853
5. Engraving depicting Franklin Pierce leaving Willard's Hotel in Washington, D. C., on his inauguration day Pierce was the first president to recite his inauguration speech entirely from memory March 4, 1853
6. Photograph of Private Albert H. Davis of Company K, 6th New Hampshire Infantry Regiment in uniform, with rifle, sword bayonet, knapsack with bedroll, canteen, and haversack 1861
7. Photograph of 5th New Hampshire Infantry building a bridge in Virginia during the Civil War 1862
8. Photograph of envelope mailed during Civil War displaying emblem of the 14th New Hampshire Infantry Regiment circa 1862
9. Photograph of soldiers performing bayonet drill in front of USS New Hampshire circa 1900
10. Photograph of workers at New England granite quarry New Hampshire known as "The Granite State" - 1908
11. WWI Red Cross poster circa