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History and Social Studies
 
 ...a primary source site with PDF versions of magazine articles published from 1860-1922 covering topics including the American Civil War, World War I, Prohibition, fashion history, art history, immigration history, the sinking of the Titanic and much more, including World War II articles from Yank magazine
 
  Abraham Lincoln Research Site
...a compendium of facts and snippets about the life of Abraham Lincoln
 
 
  Academic Info: US History Home Page & Index
...a well-chosen list of links to support the teaching of American history; arranged by time period
 
 
  Africans in America
...an online documentary of "America's journey through slavery" including teaching resources
 
 
  America in the 1930's
...a content-rich site that looks at the 1930's through films, radio, and many other forms of cultural expressions
 
 
  American Civil War Home Page
...an impressive number of links to Civil War information found on the Internet
 
 
  American Cultural History: The Twentieth Century
...a fact-filled look at the culture of the 20th century with links to support the research process
 
 
  American Experience: The Presidents
...a companion to the PBS series with extensive information about the 20th century Presidents
 
American Memory from the Library of Congress
...site which includes primary source material relating to American culture and history; includeseducator's sectionon how to use the resources
 
 
  American Studies: The 1930's in Print
...a well-done, content-rich site for secondary students to support the study of this decade in American history
 
 
  American Studies Web
...an extensive listing of sites in many areas of American studies; appropriate for teachers and high school students
 
 
  American Women Home Page
...a great collection of material about researching and finding material within the Library of Congress' holdings dealing with American women's history
 
 
  At Home in the Heartland Online
...an exemplary example of a content-rich site; based on a museum exhibit covering the history of Illinois from 1700 to the present
 
 
  Beyond Black History Month
...a list of links dealing with African American studies for grades 6-12 including Web sites, resources, professional development, and much more
 
 
  Biographical Dictionary of the United States Congress
...brief biographical information on every member of Congress from 1774 to the present; bibliography included
 
 
  Black History Month Lessons
...a wonderful series of lessons set up in the Hotlist, Scrapbook, and WebQuests formats of Bernie Dodge/Tom March
 
 
  Black History Month Resources: K-5and6-12
...two easy-to-use matrices of links to topics of interest dealing with Black history are found on this school district curriculum support site
 
 
  Census Data (US) 1790-1860
...a wealth of information that is searchable by easy-to-use forms
 
 
  Children of the Camps: Resources
...a list of links dealing with the Japanese-American experience during World War II
 
 
  Civil War History
...a narrative and electronic archive to this project which examines both sides of the Civil War
 
 
  Civil War Home Page
...an extensive series of links to battles, letters, photos, and much more dealing with the Civil War
 
 
  Constitution Community
...American history lesson plans that utilize the National Archives collection
 
 
  Constitutional Convention
...a comprehensive look at the Constitutional Convention including a day-by-day overview of the events and supporting material, an interactive map of historic Philadelphia, and extensive background information on each of the participants
 
 
  Crossroads: A K-16 American History Curriculum
...an extensive American history curriculum with essays, lessons, and resources for the classroom teacher
 
 
  Cultural Maps
...a set of maps that illustrate America's historical geography; also includes links to other map sites
 
 
  Digital History
......a Web site created by professors at the University of Houston designed to support the teaching of American history for K-12 students; the site includes an online textbook, annotated historical documents, and over 70 inquiry-based interactive modules, and much more
 
 
  Discovery Channel School : U.S. History Lesson Plans
...curriculum tie-ins with the programs, vocabulary, and great activities to support this subject in the classroom, including immigration, the Revolution, immigration, American leaders, and much more
 
 
  Douglass : Archives of American Public Address
...an extensive list of full-text speeches from American orators; contains hard-to-find speeches and an great reference page of other related sources
 
FDR Cartoon Collection
...a digitized collection of political cartoons dealing with Franklin Roosevelt from 1932-1943; this is a wonderful ongoing high school project
 
 
  50 U.S. States and Capitals
...a great reference site for finding out all those state facts
 
 
  Gateway to African-American History
...a well-chosen and well-presented list of links dealing with African-American history
 
 
  George Washington Papers
...a large number of George Washington's manuscripts, digitized by the Library of Congress
 
Great Chicago Fire and Web of Memories
...a stupendous web site which includes narrative, eyewitness accounts, and pictures all dealing with the devastating Chicago fire of 1871
 
 
  Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History: For Teachers and Students
...this site includes lessons, information, resources, primary source documents, and online exhibitions in support of the teaching of American History
 
 
  Immigration and Naturalization Service: Teacher Resources
...links and content-rich information to help support teachers with the historical and current study of immigration
 
 
  Internet Moving Picture Archive
...a project which is digitizing ephemeral educational, advertising, and industry videos produced from 1927 to 1987, and providing access to over 1200 of them via the Web; teachers will want to preview first
 
 
  Lewis and Clark
...a companion to the Ken Burns film, this site provides extensive information, maps, and resources dealing with the journey of Lewis and Clark
 
 
  Liberty! The American Revolution
...an online companion to a PBS series, this site contains wonderful, documented information on the Revolution
 
 
  Links to the Past: Explore America's Past
...a site with links to information and resources about America's cultural past, including buildings, landscapes, archeological sites, ethnographic resources, objects and documents, structures and districts
 
 
  Living Room Candidate
...videostreamed Presidential campaign commercials from 1952-2004; great collection of primary source documents
 
Lower East Side Tenement Museum
...designated a national historic site, this museum provides a social history of 1870 through 1915 in New York City
 
 
  Living Room Candidate
...videostreamed Presidential campaign commercials from 1952-2004; great collection of primary source documents
 
  Making of America
...a digital library of primary sources in American social history from the antebellum period through reconstruction
 
 
  Martin Luther King (Seattle Times)
...an excellent site which includes background and references dealing with the man, the civil rights movement, and the holiday
 
 
  Mayflower on the Web
...information about the Mayflower passengers, the trip, and many other facts
 
 
  Mountain Men and the Fur Trade
...a virtual library and research center for western fur trade history with a main focus on Mountain Men in the United States Rocky Mountain region from 1800-50
 
 
  Multnomah Country Library Homework Center : American History Sites
...a selection of resourcs divided by eras and historical events
 
 
  National Archives Digital Classroom: Teaching With Documents
...a wonderful set of lesson plans, arranged by historical era, which include reproducible copies of many primary documents held by the US National Archives and Records Administration
 
 
  Native American Information
...an excellent guide to Native American information including cultural, art, educational, museum, and government resources
 
 
  National Women's History Project
...a site which provides links, promotional materials, and informational services dealing with women's history
 
 
  New Deal Network
...a wonderful educational site which documents the social and cultural legacy of the New Deal era during the administration of FDR
 
 
  Nifty Fifty States
...a hotlist of sites with information, maps, and much more about the 50 US states
 
 
  Old Magazine Articles
...a primary source site with PDF versions of magazine articles published from 1860-1922 covering topics including the American Civil War, World War I, Prohibition, fashion history, art history, immigration history, the sinking of the Titanic and much more, including World War II articles from Yank magazine
 
 
  Our Documents
...links to 100+ important US documents in their original, hand-written form; the site also includes tips for teachers and library media specialists for use of these items in the curriculum and links to more information about the history and contents of the documents
 
 
  Oyez : A Supreme Court WWW Resource
...a site which provides information about major constitutional cases heard and decided by the Supreme Court of the United States; includes RealAudio recordings
 
 
  Popular Songs in American History
...music files, lyrics, and historical information of songs to support the history curriculum arranged chronologically
 
 
  Presidential History Resources
...a companion site to a PBS series, this page dealing with the US presidency includes biographies, lesson plans, resources, essays, and much more
 
 
  Presidents of the United States
...pictures and brief biographies of all of the US presidents
 
 
  Primary Source Learning
...this site, created by practicing educators, "assists teachers and students in using Library of Congress primary source materials" and includes lessons that target the best instructional practices
 
 
  Recommended US Latino Web Sites
...a portal site to many sites dealing with diversity and ethnic studies of US Latino cultures
 
 
  Selected Civil War Photographs
...this site contains over 1000 photographs that can be searched for by keyword or browsed
 
 
  Smithsonian Museums
...information and exhibits from each of the Smithsonian Institution's museums
 
 
  Sociological Tour Through Cyberspace
...links to many quality sociology sites on the Internet; useful for high school age and older
 
 
  Stamps On Black History
...a wonderful, well-arranged, student-produced project that highlights famous black Americans appearing on postage stamps and includes biographical information
 
 
  Supreme Court Decisions 1937-1975
...full text of almost 40 years of US Supreme Court decisions
 
 
  Supreme Court Decisions from Findlaw
...a large database of opinions with a usable interface
 
 
  Timeline of the American Civil Rights Movement
...a nicely constructed page with information on the events of the Civil Rights movement
 
 
  Today in History from the Library of Congress
...a site designed to present daily historical facts highlighted by materials from the American Memory collections
 
Triangle Factory Fire
...a content-rich site including primary and secondary source material dealing with the Triangle Waist Co. fire of 1911
 
 
  TV News Archive
...a searchable site from Vanderbilt that includes abstracts from over 30,000 nightly news broadcasts since August of 1968
 
 
  Underground Railroad
...a nice site about the Underground Railroad; even includes a map of the routes
 
 
  Universal Black Pages : History
...the Black experience in America, past and present
 
 
  Valley of the Shadow
...a content-rich, well-researched site with digitized primary source information on two communities leading up to and during the Civil War
 
 
  Women and Social Movements in the United States, 1830-1930
...a series of editorial questions dealing with women's history supported by the inclusion of primary source material
 

 
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