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Memorial Day

Memorial Day honors those who have died in service to the U.S. How have Americans served and how are they remembered? [...] »

Days of Remembrance

Each year, the Days of Remembrance of the Victims of the Holocaust ask us to remember history and to take action to prevent genocide today. How did the U.S. react to the Holocaust during World War II? [...] »

Earth Day

The environment has shaped human lives and been shaped by them. This Earth Day, learn and teach about the role of geography and nature in U.S. history. [...] »

War of 1812 Bicentennial

The year 2012 marks the bicentennial of the War of 1812. How much do you know about this war? How did it start? Who won? Brush up on your knowledge! [...] »

Women's History Month

March is Women's History Month. From the battlefield to the home, from business to the campaign trail, learn about U.S. women in all walks of life. [...] »

Presidents Day

Originally a celebration of George Washington's birthday, today Presidents Day also honors Abraham Lincoln's birthday and the office of the president. Teach and learn about the day! [...] »

African American History Month

February is African American History Month. Recognize the major historical figures and the everyday men, women, and children who made history. [...] »

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Martin Luther King Jr. Day honors one man, but it also honors an ongoing struggle and ideals of citizenship, social action, and nonviolence. How much do you know about this holiday? [...] »

Remembering Pearl Harbor

Seventy years ago, on December 7, 2011, Japanese planes attacked Pearl Harbor, HI. What do your students know about the "date that will live in infamy?" [...] »

Thanksgiving

What do you know about the origins of Thanksgiving? Discover resources for teaching the holiday, its history, and its context. [...] »

Veterans Day

Veterans Day honors U.S. veterans of all wars. What is the history of this holiday and of U.S. military service? Our resources can help answer those questions and more. [...] »

Columbus Day

What do historians know about Christopher Columbus and his voyages? Our resources can help you teach about the explorer, the holiday, and their context. [...] »

Constitution Day

On Constitution Day, study the document, its interpretations, and its impact on every aspect of American life. [...] »

In Remembrance: Teaching September 11

2011 marked the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. Our resources can help you teach about these tragic events and their aftermath. [...] »

 
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