The first governor of the Maryland colony.

This ship carried mostly cargo from England to Maryland.

Native Americans built these for larger homes/families.

Where many children helped instead of going to school.

This man wrote the “Star-Spangled Banner”.

Titled "Lord Baltimore".

A 10 year-old indentured servant for Thomas Cornwallis.

Native Americans used these to make fishing hooks.

If a family could afford a book, it would usually be this book.

This War was fought between the U.S. North and South.

He granted George Calvert the land that is now Maryland.

The Ark and the Dove sailed to this estuary.

SPECIAL!!!
A hut Native Americans make to fit a small number of people.

Watkins Academy was started by this man for African Americans.

During the bloodiest one-day battle of the Civil War, this many people died.

George Calvert’s title and land went to this man.

The ships left during this month.

Native Americans soaked this leaf in warm water and use the string for yarn/string/rope.

Elizabeth Seton started this school for girls.

Union soldiers marched South from here to defend the Nation’s Capitol.

Leonard and Cecilius Calvert had this relationship.

Many people on the ships died of this sickness.

This type of canoe could carry over 30 people.

In this year a law was made that allowed counties and cities to open public schools.

This woman helped take care of soldiers during the Civil War, helped find missing soldiers after the war, and later started the American Red Cross.