Every subject has a history and every student of that subject needs to know and understand that history.
Think out of the box and you have combos like:
marine biology and the moon landing. women's rights and wartime gardens
automobiles and music. building the 1800s house / the 1500s house
climate change protests 1970s / today. artists and housekeeping
Up your game with your students and share the wealth of fun, information, and stories that make up our history.
Happy exploring!
Agriculture
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Audio & Visual SourcesTelevision. Radio ads. Photography. Art. Museums specific to art. Architecture |
CultureFashion. Music. Car culture. Poetry & Lit. Kids.
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Geography
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Food, Medicine, Health
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Math, Economics & Data
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National Museums & Archives
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Science
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U.S. Government
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U.S. History
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U.S. History perspectives
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Wars
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World History
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About primary sources : Welcome to the 'good stuff' of history.
Scroll through this fabulous list of museums, Historical Societies, Tribal Preservation Organizations. Search all 50 states.
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