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Access over than 78,000 digital government resources—from textual records to sound recordings and everything in between! [...] »
Interested in jazz, hip hop, blues, doo-wop, spirituals, or rock? Explore African American music history. [...] »
Explore the early history of America with reproductions of important documents and newspapers. [...] »
![Photo, [African-American] women weighing wire coils, 1919, NARA](http://teachinghistory.org/system/files/imagecache/thumbnail/splash-wr-illinois.jpg "Photo, [African-American] women weighing wire coils and recording weights, to establish wage rates, April 16, 1919, NARA")
Learn about family life and social history in the northern Midwest. [...] »
Showcases more than 1,230 images depicting the enslavement of Africans, the Atlantic Slave Trade, and slave life in the New World. [...] »
Why did seven years pass between the Lewis and Clark Expedition and their journals' publication? [...] »
Learn about labor history through the infamous Bisbee Deportation. [...] »
Analyze popular fiction of the 1920s with these stories from the pulp magazine Black Mask. What do they say about gender, stereotypes, youth, and entertainment? [...] »
What was life like for the African American pilots of World War II? [...] »
Looking for proof that students can handle extensive local history projects? You've found it. [...] »
