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Jordan Manuel

The Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima, August 6, 1945 - 9 views

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      Site contains mostly summaries and paraphrases of government reports, original photographs.
  • city of Hiroshima,
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      I would use this site to conclude a lesson on WW II and to discuss the beginning of the Cold War.
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      Site contains a diverse collection of photographs, timeline of events and a detailed history of the Manhattan Project.
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    Provides information on the Manhattan Project and dropping of atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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firstamendmentcenter.org: Welcome to the First Amendment Center Online - 1 views

  • OTHER HEADLINES Free-speech cases top Supreme Court's agenda Opening day of term produces flurry of rejected appeals on several First Amendment topics. 10.04.10 Mich. worker's blog sparks free-speech debate Controversy centers on assistant attorney general who used his personal website to attack University of Michigan's openly gay student body president. 10.04.10
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      Features mainly information from news articles, but also primary source documents (court cases).
  •   speech     press     religious liberty     assembly     petition var FADE=1; var DELAY=3000;     BROWSING? SEE ALL TOPICS     Special topics / What's new
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      I would use this site to provoke debate among my students over the issues involved in First Amendment rights.
  • Lesson plans
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      This site is valuable for many reasons, but also it provides some intriguing lesson plans for all ages of students.
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    A resource for study of the First Amendment. Offers a wealth of info on past and current first amendment issues.
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King Institute Encyclopedia - 5 views

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      Includes primary source documents and has photos of the actual documents.
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      If I were introducing the topic of the Civil Rights Movement I would use this site as a way to get students acclimated to the topic.
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      This site could be used to browse certain events in the Civil Rights Movement or for a broad overview.
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    This site provides a history of the events of the Civil Rights Movement. It includes many interesting features including: a time line, encyclopedia and primary source documents.
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Cold War - 1 views

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      This site makes excellent use of primary source documents to portray the climate of Soviet-US relations in the Cold War. Telegram cables between the govts and reports from USSR Central Committee meetings.
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      I would make wide use of this site in a U.S. history class. I would be able to show my students the Soviet perspective on US activities during the Cold War, which I think would be valuable as a comparison to our historical accounts of the same events.
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      As far as usability, it is a rather basic site. However it does provide a wealth of primary source documents that would be helpful for any social studies teacher.
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    U.S. and Soviet Perspectives on their relations amidst the Cold War.
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We Shall Overcome; Historic Places of the Civil Rights Movement National Register Trave... - 0 views

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      This site utilizes historic photos of different sites of interest from the Library of Congress and is associated with the National Registry of Historic Places.
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      This site could be very easily used in a U.S. history class to either plan a field trip to different historical sites, give students perspective on what events happened where and give them something highly visual to augment the lesson.
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      The site is useful in that it contains an interactive map of the sites, pictures of events that occured at the sites and an indepth list of sites by state. However, one issue is that at least for me the different pictures and site graphics took awhile to load making it less than user friendly.
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    A map of historical sites associated with the U.S. Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s-1960s.
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Remember the Maine - 1 views

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      This site contains mainly secondary source information, actual photos and a primary source account of the court of inquiry.
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      I would use this site for an indepth study of the Maine incident leading to the start of the Spanish American War. Also it includes a comparison of the Maine disaster and the World Trade Center attack that might prove interesting to broach as a topic of discussion.
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      This site contains a lot of information, which would no doubt be useful to social studies teachers. It contains various links, a good bibliography and other items of interest. Of particular value would be the bibliography which would allow for a more indepth examination of the topic.
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    This site features photos, biographies of people involved in the incident and excerpts from newspapers, crewmen, etc.
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