"Necessity is the Mother of Invention" Evolution of Submarine Warfare during the American Civil War

In this lesson, students will label a map of the USA and CSA in 1861, describe the events surrounding the construction of the various submarine vessels, and will read descriptions of each submarine and compare each submarine. Activity starts on page 11.

Author
Charles Vaughan
Organization Affiliation
South Carolina Geographic Alliance
Time
Two fifty-minute classes
Grade Level
Lesson Plan Subjects

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