Presidents Day Learning Resources
What does historical "greatness" mean, anyway? [...] »
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. [...] »
Happy Presidents Day! What better place to turn to for presidential history resources than libraries dedicated to the presidents? [...] »
What we know and what we don't about the origin of the famous line in Roosevelt's First Inaugural Address. [...] »
Teaching 20th century presidential history or political events? Explore this site for interactive timelines, exhibits, and over 1,500 primary sources. [...] »
Historian Allida Black analyzes FDR's April 28, 1935 Fireside Chat. What ideas and arguments does FDR present to the American people? [...] »
Teaching modern presidencies and politics? Take advantage of the virtual resources of the Foundation and Library. [...] »
Their differing philosophies of government set the stage for the permanent growth of political factions. [...] »
How citizenship determines eligibility for the U.S. presidency. [...] »
Teaching Watergate? Introduce students to the Nixon tapes with more than 2,000 hours of recordings. [...] »
