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Internet Links
HISTORY
Mt. Rushmore, located in South Dakota
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Over 50 maps dealing with Antebellum U.S. & ancient and Medieval Europe. |
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Covers the current date and the next with many other links. |
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Comprehensive discussions of life in each decade of the 20th century. |
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Created by the Independence Hall In Philadelphia, it contains resources on early American history. |
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Library of primary sources in American society from the Antebellum period through Reconstruction. |
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Online collection of maps documenting the westward exploration of America. |
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Information on the 42 presidents, including speeches & biographies. |
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Collection of sources on Southern history, literature & culture from colonial era to first decades of the 20th century. |
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America's journey through slavery presented in four parts. Resource bank of images, documents, stories, biographies & commentaries. |
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Online resources on FDR, the Great Depression and New Deal Programs. |
Trinity Bomb Site - online exhibit of the detonation of the 1st atomic bomb, July 16, 1945. |
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Resources for teachers on the holocaust. |
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Curriculum guides, lesson plans, essays & information about conference seminars & courses. |
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Stories of Holocaust survivors. |
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About 2,400 Civil War maps and charts. |
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Links to hundreds of resources, a comprehensive page of Civil War information. |
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Reconstruction of the dilemmas of policy formation & decision making in the period between Lincoln's election and the battle of Fort Sumter. |
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Site examines resistance to slavery in Virginia through discussion of Gabriel's Conspiracy, Nat Turner's Rebellion and Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry. |
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Helps teachers locate and use resources from the Internet in the classroom. |
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Historical exhibits, research tools, discovery center, educational resources and more. |
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Contains biographical information on over 28,000 people from ancient times to the present day who have shaped our world. |
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This sites links to other useful WWI sites and to a large number of documents and graphic images. |
GEOGRAPHY
Summaries of the demographic characteristics of the U.S. population provided by Population Reference Bureau.
MapMachine - Flags & facts on over 190 countries & maps.
Activities presented to assist in teaching the concepts of reading maps.
National
Geographic Map Machine
Clickable world map which retrieves country maps, flags and country information.
Mapmaker,
Mapmaker, Make Me a Map
Information & more on simple map making.
Online map creation site let you draw simple maps interactively.
Enter location coordinates and receive the latest available satellite picture of that location.
Project designed to educate students about geography & culture by using postcards & the internet to communicate with other classes around the world.
The
Congo Interactive
adventure trek through the Congo.
South Pole - Virtual tour of the South Pole.
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