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1492: An Ongoing Voyage

Featuring a variety of secondary sources, this website chronicles the history of early American exploration. [...] »

17th-Century Colonial New England

Explore the history of 17th century New England and, more specifically, the Salem Witchcraft Trials. [...] »

1896: The Presidential Campaign

Follow the contentious election of 1896 with close to 100 political cartoons related to the presidential campaigns. [...] »

1939 World's Fair Photograph Collection

What images does a state choose to describe its way of life to the nation? [...] »

19th Century Advertising, Harper's Weekly

Can I interest you in a metallic artificial leg? [...] »

9/11 Memorial

How can you broach the subject of 9/11 in the classroom? What does our choice of memorial design say about the U.S. today? [...] »

A Brush With History: Paintings from the National Portrait Gallery

Compare changing artistic styles, or source images of famous individuals. [...] »

A Century of Progress: The 1933-34 Chicago World's Fair

Browse official publications from the 1933-1934 World's Fair. [...] »

A Civil War Soldier in the Wild Cat Regiment

Follow Capt. Reynold's life, from childhood photos to his stint as a Union soldier. [...] »

A Curriculum of United States Labor History for Teachers

Learn about labor politics and economics throughout American history. [...] »

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On the trail of French Calvinists—apocryphal stories and actual immigrant populations.

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Traditional concepts of knowledge and pedagogy view the student as a "fact sponge."

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Acquiring a teacher or historian that will speak on the American Revolution and use services such as Skype proves harder than it sounds.

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