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Flow of History is an exemplary project in terms of management and outreach capabilities. [...] »

Want to discover three separate TAH projects on one site? Teach US History lets users access important documents in American history, as well as detailed lesson plans. [...] »

Looking for resources that can provide a better understanding of Western history in the context of a larger American history? The Northern Nevada Teaching American History Project is a valuable site for teachers across the country. [...] »

Looking for a rich repository of lesson plans across the U.S. History curriculum and grade levels? Life, Liberty & the Pursuit of Happiness offers teachers outside of Connecticut valuable online resources. [...] »

Just how has the U.S. impacted and been impacted by other nations? [...] »

Need to know more about the Mexican-American War? Check. How to use your iPad in class? Check. Answer your content and technology questions in one place. [...] »

Social history for the entire school populace—ELL and special education included. [...] »

Start small. Help students see how the history in their own neighborhoods reflects national change. [...] »

History is for everyone—including students in alternative education settings. [...] »

Ford's Theatre Society's Sarah Jencks leads teachers through Abraham Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address and follow-up activities, in this example of on-site TAH professional development. [...] »

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Is this map a primary source? Or is it secondary? How can you tell?!

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Engrain the APPARTS strategy into young students, and they'll be well on their way to AP-level performance.

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How can I find quality, reliable images for teaching about U.S. history? Can I use them in my classroom?
 

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