101 Great Sites for Social Studies Class - 16 views
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David Korfhage on 24 May 11Lots of links to resources, including primary sources and lesson ideas on a wide variety of topics: US history, civics, geography, and others.
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The Founders' Constitution - 10 views
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An archive of primary sources on the Constitution
YouTube - YaleCourses's Channel - 15 views
Teachers' Domain: Home - 12 views
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Videos and video snippets on a variety of subjects from PBS
Chronicling America - The Library of Congress - 10 views
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Well-organised and searchable database of American newspapers. The time frame and states available are somewhat limited. -
Searchable archive of papers from across the United States, 1860 - 1922
Slavery and the Making of America | PBS - 9 views
New York State Archives - Digital images from our collections - 1 views
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Primary source collections, about New York State. Includes a variety of materials, including Triangle Shirtwaist Fire, African American voting, immigration, women's rights, Native Americans, and various wars
Civil Rights in US and VA History: Images - 10 views
Captured: Great Depression Photos: America in Color 1939-1943 | Plog - World, National Photos, Photography and Reportage - The Denver Post - 13 views
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Color photographs of the Depression from the FSA
Atlas of the Historical Geography of the United States - 11 views
outhistory.org - 5 views
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A repository of sources on LGBTQ history
The Life of a City: Early Films of New York, 1898-1906 | Collections | Library of Congress - 2 views
Teaching American History - 2 views
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Has a vast collection of documents and images on American history.
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A leading online resource for American History teachers & students
History by Era - 19 views
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The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History
CriticalPast - YouTube - 7 views
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A collection of historical films. Unfortunately there is a prominent "watermark" but they might still work in the classroom.
CinemaHistory - YouTube - 7 views
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A collection of early short films. Good for films of early 20th century city life.
Story of the Week: Destruction of the Tea in Boston - 10 views
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Excerpts from the writings of John Adams, on the Boston Tea Party
Europeana 1914-1918 - Explore stories - 6 views
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An enormous, searchable archive of primary sources from the years of World War I--from Europe, the US, and New Zealand
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Yes, it is a great project. If you are interested, here are some ideas how to start working with the collections in the classroom: http://geschichtsunterricht.wordpress.com/2014/02/01/working-with-the-europeana-1914-18-collections-in-the-history-classroom-part-13-scarcity-vs-abundance/
African American migrations - 5 views
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Website with lots of resources on various African-American migrations, from the slave trade, to the Great Migration, to modern African immigration
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