Groveland (Little Scottsboro) Trial: Right to a Fair Trial
Spanish Missions and Their Role in Evangelizing Native Floridians
Tallahassee Bus Boycott of 1956
Betty Mae Jumper: A Life in Service to the Seminole People
Gideon v. Wainright: The Right to an Attorney
St. Augustine Civil Rights Economic Boycott
Sister Mary Thomasine Wins the Right to Teach Black Students
Andrew Jackson as Florida’s Governor: Establishing Rights and Responsibilities
The Situado: Supporting Spain’s Colonists
Who Owns the Past? Protecting Florida’s Cultural Resources
Halting the Bulldozers: Community Efforts to Save the de Soto Archaeological Site
Marjorie Harris Carr and the Cross-Florida Barge Canal: A Responsibility to Save a River
Jacksonville's Streetcar Boycott of 1905
Eroding Rights: Free Black Floridians in the Territorial Period
Abolitionism and Emancipation in Antebellum Florida
The Adams–Onís Treaty: Citizenship, Land Grants, and the US Acquisition of Florida
Seeking Sovereignty: Federal Recognition of the Seminole and Miccosukee Tribes of Florida
Although you can select a topic dealing with any time or place in history, excellent subjects often are found by investigating local or statewide history. The availability of firsthand informants, historic sites, and documents and records provides many research options, although your search for information about any topic should extend far and wide. Be sure to look at the Florida Research Directory on the FHD website for repositories in Florida. The State Library and Archives of Florida has many online resources in their collections that relate to Florida topics which can be accessed by clicking on the links below.
