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ILLINOIS HISTORY TEACHER
An Index
1994-2005
The authors are listed below, giving the Narrative authors first and the Curriculum Authors next.
Volume 1 (1994)—Geography in Illinois History
By Michael D. Sublett and Frederick H. Walk
By Norman Moline
and James Schebler
By Norma Lou Blake
and Douglas R. Miller
By Robert Ashley and William D. Walters, Jr.
Volume 2
(1995)—Conflict and Compromise in Illinois History
Guest Editor: Roger B. Beck
1. Illinois Becomes a State: 1818 Compromise, Later Conflict
By Catherine E. Breen, Gerald A. Danzer, and Janet A. Lueby
2. The Cumberland Road: Individual Rights and Civilization’s Advance
By F. Delaine Donaldson with Charles Titus
3. Elijah Lovejoy and the Mormons: Minority Rights
By Daniel L. Dickens and Robert H. Lombard
4. Multiculturalism in Chicago’s Lazar Averbuch Case, 1908
By Angelina Corsale and Mary Ann Johnson
Volume 3:1
(1996)—Taking A Stand in Illinois History
Guest Editor: Roger B. Beck
1. Mary Livermore and the Illinois Women’s Suffrage Movement
By Bruce D. Janu and Wendy Hamand Venet
2. Illinois Copperheads and the American Civil War
By Delores Archimbault and Terry A. Barnhart
3. The Corn Belt Liberty League Takes a Stand Against Government
By Michael Nave and Lynnita Sommer
4. Everett Dirksen and the 1964 Civil Rights Act
By Stan Mendehall
Volume 3:2
(1996)—Aspects of the African-American Experience in Illinois History
Guest Editor: Charles Branham
1. The Illinois Black Codes
By Roger D. Bridges and Harry Daley
2. African-American Politics and Community in Cairo and Vicinity, 1863-1900
By Janice Bell Ollarvia and Shirley J. Portwood
3. Chicago and the “Great Migration”
By James Grossman and Jerryelyn Leonard Jones
4. Growing Up Black and Female, Black and Male in Chicago in Gwendolyn
Brooks’s Maud Martha and Ron
Fair’s Hog Butcher
By Edna Capehart and Maria K. Mootry
Volume 4: 1
(1997)--Triumph and Tragedy
1. Ferdinand Ernst and the German Colony at Vandalia, Illinois
By Paul E. Stroble and Beth Stroble
2. The Political Triumphs and Tragedies of the First Adlai E. Stevenson
By Leonard Schlup and Bill Ulmer
3. Women Making A Difference: Ida Craddock, Adelaide Johnson, and Laura
Dainty Pelham
By Shirley J. Burton and Craig Pfannkuche
4. Tragedy in the Chicago Fire and Triumph in the Architectural Response
By Jo Ann Rayfield and Peggy Scott
Volume 4: 2
(1997)—Illinois and the Civil War
Guest Editor: Larry T. Balsamo
1. Illinois Ethnics in the Civil War
By William L. Burton and Raymond Krey
2. Draftees and the Civil War
By Thomas G. Conway and David Pasquini
3. Lincoln and the Springfield Newspapers during the Civil War
By Patricia Ann Owens and Paula Seifert
4. Battlefield Medicine and Diet
By Robert W. Sterling and Thomas Best
5. Civilians, Soldiers, and the Sack of Athens, Alabama
By Theodore J. Karamanski and Howard J. Romanek
Volume 5: 1
(1998)--Migration in Illinois History: People, Culture, Ideas
1. Freedom's Early Ring: Ending Slavery in the Illinois Country: 1787-1818
By Stephen Middleton, Shayne Klein, and Fred Williams
2. Foreign Immigrants in Illinois, 1850
By Douglas K. Meyer and Robert Ashley
3. From Immigration to Integration: Jewish Life in Quincy in the Nineteenth
Century
By David A. Frolick and Howard Rubin
4. The People College: The Movement Behind the Morrill-Land Grant Act of
1850
By David R. Wrone, Frederick Drake, and Lynn R. Nelson
Volume 5: 2
(1998)--Illinois History Museums: Resources for Teaching Illinois History
Guest Editor: Mary W. Turner
1. Teaching History with Material Culture
By Janice Tauer Wass and Laura Crane Lewis
2. Teaching History with Family History
By Kristen R. Anderson and Don Cavallini
3. Teaching History with Architecture
By Paul Clifford Larson and Malcolm Moore
4. Teaching History with Textiles
By Michelle Oberly
5. Teaching History with Photographs
By Larry A. Viskochil and Rod Sellers
Volume 6: 1
(1999)---The Frontier in Illinois History
1. Understandings of Illinois History
By James E. Davis, Vicki Harrison, and Helen S. Slaton
2. The Kickapoo Indians: Illinois' Early Pioneers
By Joseph B. Herring and Delores F. Rauscher
3. Frontier Chicago
By Perry Duis and Elizabeth H. Miller
4. Pin Oak Colony
By J. Eric Robinson and Stan Mendenhall
5. Newspapers on the Illinois Frontier
By James A. Edstrom and Matthew K. McClure
Volume 6: 2
(1999)--Selected Ethnic Groups in Illinois History
1. Bishop Hill, Sweden's Doorway into Illinois
By Mark Wyman and April Martens
2. The Irish in Chicago
By Michael F. Funchion and Margaret Bullers Funchion
3. Multicultural Difficulties in Chicago's Polish Catholic Community: Historical
Perspectives
By Joseph John Parot and Colleen McElroy
4. Chicago's Italians: Immigrants, Ethnics, Achievers, 1850-1985
By Dominic Candeloro and Louis J. Broccolo
5. The Bulgarians in Southwestern Illinois
By David E. Cassens and David E. Goss
6. The Mexicans in Chicago
By Louise A. N. Kerr and Bruce David Janu
Volume 6: 3
(1999)--Science, Technology, and Invention in Illinois History
Guest Editor: Lawrence W. McBride
1. Teaching Science, Technology, and Invention in Illinois History: An Overview
By Lawrence W. McBride
2. The Historical Development of Agriculture in Illinois
By Pamela Riney-Kehrberg, Dayna Mergenthaler, and Melissa Beck
3. The Historical Development of Transportation in Illinois
By Terri Ryburn-LaMonte, Stacey Pickett, Gerald A. Danzer, Lawrence W. McBride, and Mark Faherty
4. The Historical Development of Industry and Manufacturing in Illinois
By Mark Matejka, Kelly Griffin, Gerald A. Danzer, and Lawrence W. McBride
5. The Historical Development of Science, Technology, and Invention in Illinois
History
By Michael K. Daugherty, Stacey Pickett, Monica Cousins Noraian, Gerald
A. Danzer, and Lawrence W. McBride
Volume 7: 1
(2000)--Turning Points in Illinois History
1. The Changing Roles of Farm Women
By Jane Adams and Marilyn Hughes
2. The Progressive Era in Illinois: 'Launching Pad' for 'New Women'
By John D. Buenker and Tamerin Hayward
3. Turning Points in African American History in Bloomington-Normal, Illinois
By Mildred Pratt and Peggy Scott
4. Harold Moser's Naperville
By Michael H. Ebner and Brooke S. Ebner
Volume 7: 2 (2000)--History
and Literature in Illinois
Guest Editor: John E. Hallwas
1. The Chicago Renaissance in Poetry
By Dan Guillory and Elizabeth H. Miller
2. The Chicago Novel, 1890-1915
By Robert Bray and Kathryn Pavlou
3. Pluck and Luck: Edna Ferber's Chicago
By Babette Inglehart, William Paarlberg, and Janet Paarlberg
4. 'Promised Land?' The Black Chicago Renaissance and After
By James Hurt and Edna Capehart
5. Creative Non-Fiction: Three Narratives of the Prohibition Era
By James Ballowe and GeorgeAnn Kislia Siwicke
Volume 8: 1
(2001)--Science, Technology, and Invention
1. The Impact of John Deere's Plow
By Hiram M. Drache and Thomas Best
2. Octave Chanute, the Chicago Connection, and the Birth of Aviation
By Roger D. Launius and Don Cavallini
3. Chicago Public Transportation Policy, 1900-1940s
By Paul Barrett and Howard J. Romanek
4. Penicillin: Medicine's Wartime Wonder Drug and Its Production at Peoria,
Illinois
By John S. Haller, Jr. and Barbara Mason
Volume 8: 2
(2001)--Abraham Lincoln and Illinois History
1. Abraham Lincoln, Philosopher
By Allen C. Guelzo and Barry L. Witten
2. The Lincoln-Douglas Debates
By Douglas L. Wilson and Lynn R. Nelson
3. Thomas Nast's Rare Lincoln Political Caricatures
By Gary L. Bunker and Craig L. Pfannkuche
4. The 1864 Election in Illinois
By William E. Gienapp and Frederick D. Drake
Volume 9: 1
(2002)--Reform, Reaction, and Revolution in Illinois History
1. Cultural Conflicts: The French and the Anglo-Americans in Pre-statehood
Illinois
By B. Pierre Lebeau and Tonia Faloon
2. John Peter Altgeld and the Haymarket Riots Pardon
By Leonard Schlup and Delores F. Rauscher
3. Public Transportation and the Failure of Municipal Socialism in Chicago,
1905-1907
By Richard Allen Morton and Jason P. Klein
3. Illinois Constitution-Making in the Spirit of the Sixties, 1969-1970
By Janet Cornelius and Malcolm Moore
Volume 9: 2
(2002)--Illinois in America's Half-Century
Guest Editor: Bruce E. Field
1. Chicagoans and World War II
By Perry R. Duis and Brian Booth
2. Looking Back on the Vietnam War
By David Denton and Lisa Bopp
3. The Chicago Catholic Archdiocese's Response to the Cold War, 1946-1958
By Steve Rosswurm and Pierre Thorsen
4. 'No Longer Business as Usual': Illinois Students and Corporate Globalization
by James D. Schmidt and Erika Schlichter
Volume 10: 1
(2003)--The Individual in Illinois History
1. Stephen A. Douglas and the Northern Democratic Origins of the Kansas-
Nebraska Act
By Graham A. Peck and Bill Ulmer
2. Eva C. Monroe: Social Welfare Reformer and Advocate for Children
By Wanda A. Hendricks and Elaine F. S. Qadeem
3. Hull House and the Immigrants
By Melvin G. Holli and Bruce D. January
4. James H. Magee: Triumph over Adversity
By Roger D. Bridges and Gloria F. Pate-Hayes
Volume 10: 2
(2003)--Women and Illinois History
Guest Editor: Virginia R. Boynton
1. Sauk and Mesquakie Women in Eighteenth- and Nineteenth Century Northern
Illinois
By Linda Clemmons and Tonia Faloon
2. African-American Women's Clubs in Chicago, 1890 to 1920
By Anne Meis Knupfer and Elizabeth H. Miller
3. Female Office Workers in Chicago
By Lisa M. Fine and Delores F. Rauscher
4. Mexicanas in Chicago
By Gabriela F. Arredondo and Rita Arias Jirasek
Volume 10: 3
(2003)--The Lewis and Clark Expedition
1. Background and Significance of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
By Jeffrey P. Brown and Linda J. McMullen
2. Charting Terrae Incognitae: Lewis and Clark and the Mapping of the West
By John Logan Allen and Fred Willman
3. Lewis and Clark in the Illinois Country
By Robert E. Hartley and Stan Mendenhall
4. A Geographer Looks at Lewis and Clark's Route and Its Later Impacts
By William D. Walters, Jr. and Fred H. Walk
Volume 11: 1
(2004)--Exploration, Encounter, and Exchange
Guest Editor: Michael Wiant
1. Exploring Seventeenth-Century Illinois
By Michael Wiant, Duane Esarey, and Monica Cousins Noraian
2. Illinois as a French Colony
By Duane Esarey and Bonnie Laughlin
3. Illinois Indians in the Illinois Country
By Robert E. Warren and Joyce A. Williams
4. Illinois Indians and French Colonists: Cultural Collaboration and Change
By Robert E. Warren and Sara L. Werckle
Volume 11: 2
(2004)--Maps from Illinois History
Guest Editor: Gerald A. Danzer
Thirty-Nine (39) historical maps with Curriculum Materials
Volume 12: 1 (2005)--Rights
and Responsibilities in Illinois History
1. Edward Coles, Patrician Emancipator
By Dan Monroe and David E. Goss
2. Copperheads and Pike County in the Civil War
By Walter S. Waggoner and Thomas Best
3. School Segregation in Southern Illinois: The Alton School Case, 1897-1908
By Shirley J. Portwood and Erika Schlichter
4. Proving Guilt: Illinois Anti-Conspiracy Laws of the Nineteenth Century
By Mitchell Newton-Matza and Don Cavallini
Volume 12: 2
(2005)--The French in Illinois, Pre-statehood to the Twentieth Century
Guest Editor: B. Pierre Lebeau
1. Colonial Illinois: The Last Colony
By Carl J. Ekberg and Melissa Schmitt-Crafton
2. French Colonial Survivors in the Illinois Country
By Margaret Kimball Brown and Rachel Steibel
3. French Women and Family Life in Post-Colonial Illinois
By Erin I. Bishop and Lynnea Magnuson
4. French Canadians in the Kankakee Valley
By Caroline B. Bretell and Melissa Craig