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Searching for Sesquicentennial Sources

Apr 1 2011
Teaching the Civil War? With the sesquicentennial kicking off, resources are popping up left and right! [...] »

Joe Jelen on Google's Art Project

Mar 28 2011
Budget cuts mean field trip cuts, right? Wrong! Check out high school teacher Joe Jelen's summary of this impressive new tool from Google. [...] »

Elizabeth Schaefer on the Interactive Declaration of Independence

Nov 8 2010
Eighth-grade U.S. history teacher Elizabeth Schaefer "warps" the Declaration of Independence into the future with interactives from the Library of Congress. [...] »

Bookmark This! History and Headlines

Nov 15 2009
This online magazine brings the perspective of history to today's events. [...] »

Bookmark This! Teaching Mexican American History with the Bracero Program

Sep 10 2009
A resource for bilingual (Spanish-English) materials for teaching 20th century American history. [...] »

Interactive Exhibit from the American Art Museum

Apr 16 2009
Against the backdrop of the Great Depression, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's administration created the Public Works of Art Program. [...] »

New Visitor's Center Opens at Monticello

Apr 14 2009
What would Thomas Jefferson Say? [...] »

Happy Presidents Day

Feb 11 2009
What exactly is Presidents Day? [...] »

Bringing National Parks into the Classroom

Aug 19 2008
The National Park Service offers traveling exhibits, media-on-loan, and in-class speakers. [...] »

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Economic policy during the Reagan Administration

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