Presidential Primary Sources Project 2021

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• January 19: The Constitution and Presidential Powers, The National Archives
• January 21: The Symbiotic Relationship of Slavery and Indian Removal, Andrew Jackson's Hermitage
• January 26: Washington and the Whiskey Rebellion, George Washington's Mount Vernon
• January 28: A Young Theodore Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace NHS
• February 2: Planning for the Future--President Carter and the Energy Crisis, Carter Presidential Library
• February 4: Pioneer Life in Indiana, Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial
• February 9: The Great Communicator, Reagan Presidential Library
• February 11: Women of Kansas: Beyond Dorothy, Eisenhower Foundation
• February 16: Black Americans and the Great Depression, Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and FDR Library
• February 18: Exploring President Kennedy's New Frontier Today, The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza
• February 23: From "Accidental President" to Political Powerhouse: Comparing the first 100 Days of Theodore Roosevelt's First and Second Terms, Theodore Roosevelt Center
• February 25: America's Presidents Through Portraiture, Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery
• March 2: Nothing to Fear But Fear It's Self--Roosevelt's First Inaugural, Roosevelt Presidential Library
• March 4: Lincoln in his own Words--A Close Look at the Gettysburg and Second Inaugural Addresses, Ford’s Theatre
• March 9: 7th Street Challenge--Lincoln's Commute, President Lincoln's Cottage
• March 11: Daughters of Freedom! Rise of the Women's Rights Movement, Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site
• March 16: President Clinton's Public Diplomacy in Northern Ireland, Clinton Presidential Library
• March 18: Life and Legacy of Ulysses S. Grant--History and significance of General Grant National Memorial, General Grant National Memorial
• March 23: The Peanut Brigade, Jimmy Carter National Historic Site
• March 25: Truman's First 100 days, Truman Presidential Library and Museum