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UCLA Library Collections And Internet Resources In US History
History Resources on the Internet American studies Web WWW History of the SuffrageMovement gilded age and Progressive Era us History Internet
http://www.library.ucla.edu/libraries/url/colls/ushist/

Extractions: The following web sites are useful gateways to research and teaching sources and general resources in United States History on the Internet. The quality of the organization varies, but together these sites offer comprehensive coverage of the content on the Internet relating to United States History. Select the Yahoo site if you want to do a keyword search on a specific topic. Return to contents The topical sites below have been selected because of the high quality of their content, organization, and relevance to research and teaching in specific areas. They are roughly in chronological order. The Papers of George Washington Exploring the West from Monticello The Illustrating Traveler: Adventure and Illustration in North America and the Caribbean 1760-1895 Native American Documents Project ... African American Biographical Database (Restricted to users with UCLA domain names.)
Social Studies
Library of Congress Country studies. Exploring Countries. Back to Top us History. NewPerspectives on the West. The gilded age Documenting Industry in America.
http://www.wcs.edu/bhs/bhslib/socialstudies.htm

Extractions: Social Studies Links Psychology History Geography human-nature.com - contains online books, a mental health dictionary, and much more Back to Top Geography.about.com Geography World National Geographic MapQuest ... Back to Top The History Channel History Central - contains timelines, related websites, etc. Current Social Issues Back to Top The American History Page The Oregon Trail New Perspectives on the West The Gilded Age: Documenting Industry in America ... Back to Top The Reformation and Restoration The Renaissance The Victorian Period Napoleonic Resources ... Media Center's Home
Michael Lewis Goldberg's C.V.
Popular and Consumer Culture (American studies Core Course us Politics andl Culturefrom 1865; us.Women's History; Gender and Politics in gildedage Kansas (Johns
http://www.bothell.washington.edu/faculty/mgoldberg/cv.htm
19th Century Maps And Images
Maps, Photographs and other Images for 19th Century us studies. of us from 18th to20th Century; us History Maps Cartoons of the gilded age and Progressive Era
http://www.wsu.edu:8080/~amerstu/19th/maps.html

Extractions: Daugerrotype Portraits,and View, 1839-1864 from Library of Congress "American Memory Project." Includes history of daugerrotypy, bibliographies and related materials. Selected Civil War Photographs Home Page (Library of Congress) Images of African Americans from the 19th Century (Schomburg Center, New York Public Library) I.N. Phelps Stokes Collection of American Historical Prints (New York Public Library) Longman American History Online ("this bank of resources, which will enrich and expand upon what's available in your printed textbook, includes interactive practice tests, downloadable maps, primary sources, web activities and reference links") (Longman Publishers)
U.S. History
TeacherNet 19th Century; 18901917 The gilded age; 1896 in us Civil War Links IowaSoldier's Letters; Iowa Letters in the Center for Pacific War studies at the
http://wwwmc.nhmccd.edu/students/learn/library/learning_resource_center/history/

Extractions: Montgomery College Library United States History World History U.S. History Maps Before 1700 in America The 1700s in America The 1800s -1900s The 1900s - 2000s in America American Decades TeacherNet: 20th Century World War I The Great Depression ... The Pacific Theater Project . "The Pacific Theater Project is creating a library of broadcast-quality digital video interviews with Pacific Theater WWII veterans, and two series of educational documentaries. The Digital Video Library of WWII Pacific Theater Veterans is to be located in the Center for Pacific War Studies at the National Museum of the Pacific War in Fredericksburg, Texas."
The UHS Social Studies Page
Expansion, The Civil War, Industrialization/gilded age, Great Depression us StatesResearch and Information. thesis/support essays for social studies classes.
http://uhs.fcps.org/socialstudies/

Extractions: Campaign Finance Reform: Brookings Site, Brennan Center Democracy Program, EPN: Campaign Finance Think About It: American Federalism ... The American Courts General History Sites: TheHistoryNet Archiving Early America Smithsonian Institution The History Place ... Historical U.S. Census Data. Historical Documents: Library of Congress and The American Memory Collection, The Avalon Project at Yale, American Colonist's Library, Historical Document Archives (OU), ... Historical Text Archive. U.S. History Links by Era: The American Revolution The Federal/Jefferson Era The Jackson Era Westward Expansion ... World War II.
New Dimension Media
Grades 512. Subjects Social studies, us History, Government/Citizenship. FREEDOMSGAINED LOST IN THE gilded age. FREEDOM MARCHES INTO THE 20TH CENTURY.
http://www.ndmquestar.com/nr_amer_quest.asp

Extractions: The quest for freedom is the real American Dream. This Reader's Digest-produced series dramatizes our common history pursuing that ideal. By juxtaposing events usually studied in isolation, it reveals that incidents and eras which increased freedoms for some groups were often accompanied by forces suppressing liberty for others. Its theme is that while our history is about conflicting and contradictory movements, our historical momentum is leading us toward more freedoms for all. An effective tool for meeting standards in US History and Government, these programs: Cover the major periods of US History
High School Social Studies Webquests - American History
High School Social studies WebQuests The gilded age WebQuest Documenting Industryin America This webquest asks students to take on the role of documentary
http://ectc.aaps.k12.mi.us/integration/hs_wq_amer_hist.html
US History
Record Balch Institute for Ethnic studies Black History and Progressive Era (HNet)gilded age Timeline Godey's 1876 - 1900 (LOC) Victorian Web us-Mexican War
http://ehs.meridianschools.org/m_cntr/mc_pgs/ehs_cl/soc_stud/cl_us_h.htm
American Studies Home Page
Authors I. TT 940 Miller; 125C Intro to African Amer. Lit MWF 11 Thomas; History20 us from Colonial age to the gilded age MWF 11 Wall; 100A Hist.
http://www2.hmc.edu/www_common/amst/amstcour.htm
More Courses...
5460. PostCivil War America The gilded age. 5470. American Foreign Relations.4430. us Presidency. 4530. 4800. Research Seminar in Women's studies. 4890.
http://uwadmnweb.uwyo.edu/AMS/additional_graduate_courses12.htm

Extractions: Today is The following is only a partial list of additional course work available to the M.A candidate. Not all of these courses will be offered each semester, but most can be accommodated in a two year program of study. Other classes needed to fulfill the degree requirements can be negotiated with the director of the program. African American Studies:
UALR Presidential Studies Program - Minor Requirements
in Political Science Topics in Presidential studies, plus 5 HIST 3355, The New RepublicThe us, 17871848; The gilded age The us, 1976-1900; HIST 3357, The
http://www.ualr.edu/~presidents/minor_requirements.html

Extractions: Requirements The Presidential Studies Minor requires 21 semester hours of course work which must be approved by the coordinator, Dr. Margaret E. Scranton, Professor of Political Science, Stabler Hall 608M, (501) 569-3331, mescranton@ualr.edu . Information about the minor can also be located via www.ualr.edu/~presidents , the UALR Presidential Studies homepage, and in the UALR Undergraduate Catalogue. The minor includes two required courses, POLS 3320 The American Presidency and POLS 4360, Special Topics in Political Science: Topics in Presidential Studies, plus 5 upper-level elective courses. The 15 hours of upper-level coursework must conform to these requirements: 6 hours in History HIST 3352, American Revolution, 1763-1787 HIST 3355, The New Republic: The US, 1787-1848 HIST 3355, American Civil War and Reconstruction, 1848-1876 HIST 3356. The Gilded Age: The US, 1976-1900 HIST 3357, The Age of Reform: The US, 1900-1939
Social Studies
policies and issues; integrates and reinforces social studies skills. reconstruction,industrialization and an urban society, the gilded age, the us as a
http://www.baldwin-county-schools.com/bhs/Course Catalog/social studies.htm

Extractions: Find BCS Mail Site Map Places to Visit Home Board Policies Job Openings Staff Development School Calendar School Menus State Teacher Salaries Computer Bid Worksheet Character Education Social Studies Online Technology Web Desk Board Agenda Purchasing Policy Social Studies Department Course Title: Current Issues
AP U.S. History
Social studies Page. Advanced Placement United States History Colonial History, Reconstruction,The Great Depression and The New Deal. Independence. The gilded age,
http://home.att.net/~betsynewmark/APUSH.html

Extractions: Mrs. Newmark's Page of American History, Government, and Politics Contents Home Page Homework Question of the Week AP United States Government and Politics Lesson Units Links on Government and Politics Quizzes AP United States History Lesson Units Links on United States History Quizzes Economics, Law and Political Systems Lesson Units Links for ELPS Quizzes Talk to Me E-mail betsynewmark@att.net Guestbook More Information My Background My blog My husband's blog My 8th Grade Social Studies Page Advanced Placement United States History Colonial History Reconstruction The Great Depression and The New Deal Independence ... World War One and The Roaring Twenties The Sixties, Vietnam, and t he Seventies Sectionalism, the Road to the Civil War, and the Civil War Reagan, Bush, and Clinton The Decade Project The Research Paper Instructions on how to use Word to make an outline Colonial History Study Guide and Assignments for this Unit Sample answers to Reading Questions to give you a feel of what I'm looking for Questions and Themes for Unit One Summer Reading Assignment ... Return to Top Independence Study Guide and Assignments for this unit Questions and Themes for Unit Two Road to Revolution Chart War Chart on the Revolution ... Self-correcting quizzes for this unit Building a New Nation
EGHS Social Studies Department
have demonstrated advanced ability in social studies skills and the twosemester requirementin us History and economic aspects of the gilded age and concludes
http://www.ri.net/schools/East_Greenwich/EGHS/History.html

Extractions: Social Studies Department Social Studies Department Faculty Social Studies Links ===== Program of Studies ===== Three years of Social Studies are required for graduation. All grade 9 students take 214, 215, or 210, 211. Course Title Description Level Credit American Government This course is designed to provide the student with an understanding of how our government works. The concepts of democracy, political attitudes, the political spectrum, citizenship, political systems, economic systems, social systems, and the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights are examined. In addition, course objectives include improvement in reading comprehension, vocabulary, and study skills. American Law This course is designed to provide students with an understanding of the American legal system. The concepts of civil and criminal law, how law affects our daily lives, the adult criminal justice process, the juvenile justice process, the civil justice process, and the various areas of civil law are examined. In addition course objectives include improvement in reading comprehension, vocabulary, and study skills. American Government This college preparatory course in American government is a study of the American political process. The primary goal is to present basic information that young citizens need for an understanding of their government - how it operates and their relationship to it. Recognizing that a knowledge of fact is not sufficient to guarantee good citizenship, an emphasis is placed on the need for patriotism, civic-mindedness, loyalty to nation and community, and respect for the law. To achieve this far-reaching goal the students will learn the importance of carrying out the duties and responsibilities of citizenship. They will be encouraged to develop positive attitudes toward their responsibilities as members of many groups - family, school, community, state, and nation.
Social Studies
Amy Devlin. emailadevlin@irvingtonschools.k12.ny.us. Economics. American studies.Mrs. Falk. Friday gilded age Press Conference (Day One). Homework Read Ch.
http://www.irvingtonhs.org/academics/social studies/devlin.htm

Extractions: Amy Devlin email: adevlin@irvingtonschools.k12.ny.us Economics AP Economics American Studies Economics Economics AP Economics Global I Economics March 24-April 11 Class Homework M 3/24 The Business Cycle Revisited, Ups and Downs since 1970 T 3/25 The Impact of War on the Economy 2 articles W 3/26 Econ Forecasting Project Work in computer lab Econ Forecasting Project Check on Stocks Th. 3/27 Econ Forecasting Comp. Lab Econ Forecasting Project F 3/28 Econ Forecasting Comp. Lab Econ Forecasting Project M 3/31 Fiscal Policy Econ Forecasting Project T 4/1 MoneyFunctions of Econ Forecasting Project W 4/2 Money, Interest and Monetary Policy Econ Forecasting Project Th 4/3 Money, Interest and Monetary Policy Econ Forecasting Project F 4/4 (end of 3 rd quarter) Economic Forecasting due Economic Forecasting presentations Study for Test Stock write-up M 4/7 Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply Study for Test Stock write-up T 4/8 Test: Measuring the Economy, Managing the Economy (Fiscal and Monetary Policy) Stock Write-up W 4/9 AD/AS Stock Market Write-up Due Th 4/10 Applications of AD/AS with Fiscal and Monetary Policy F 4/11 Ditto above Stock Market Project Write-up Instructions: This is very open-ended. I would just like a brief (2-3 page) summary of the experience. Consider including answers to the following questions:
Teacher Resources
to Lesson Plans Social studies Lesson Plans Social studies Sources us History Lesson WarII WebQuest The Costs of War The gilded age WebQuest gilded
http://cvip.fresno.com/~jsh33/tres.html

Extractions: lesson plans, activities, graphic organizers, projects, internet and web resources PBS TeacherSource Yahoo! - Education:K-12:Teaching CLN WWW Home Page Helps teachers integrate technology into the classroom Tips and Tricks Puzzlemaker The Argus Clearinghouse Blue Web'n Applications Library Excellent site for all subject areas for lessons, activities, projects
A Selection Of Gilded-Age Resources On The World Wide Web | OAH Magazine Of Hist
Bowling Green State University's American Culture studies Program takes you FrankLloyd Wright, and other parts of us culture in the gilded age are included
http://www.oah.org/pubs/magazine/gilded/lewis.html

Extractions: www.tntech.edu/www/acad/hist/gilprog.html . This source links students to Gilded-Age sites through various universities, historical centers, museums, and libraries throughout the country. It categorizes its links into General Resources; Political Leaders; Transformation of the West; The Rise of Big Business and American Workers; Literary and Cultural Resources; The War with Spain; The New Immigration and Urban America; Progressive Reform, 1901-1917; and America and the Great War, 1914-1918. This site is an excellent starting point for research on the Gilded Age. Society for Historians of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era www.h-net.msu.edu/~shgape/. The home page for the Society for Historians of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era (SHGAPE) provides links to dozens of web sites related to the Gilded Age. Of particular interest to teachers is the site's resources section. Here, visitors will find links to teaching materials, textbook reviews, and bibliographic essays, as well as information geared at scholars of this period. Sites After Reconstruction: Studying the Problems of African Americans in the South
Gilded Age
us History Progressive Era and the gilded age - an enormous Cycles of Nativism inus History, Nativism - also the How the Other Half Lives studies among the
http://www.mohonasen.org/dmslib/gilded_age.htm
Smart Growth: Paving The American Dream
Literature The Not So gilded age. us History Back to the Future Worksheet. TheBig Picture; Growing by Urban studies The Big Picture; Hey, Move Over, I'm Squished;
http://www.uncwil.edu/smartgrowth/map.html

Extractions: SITE MAP Main Site About the Project Resources/Links Purchase the Video ... (Click here to see the activities categorized for use by middle school and high school students.) American History American Literature Architecture Behavioral Studies Biology Botany Contemporary Issues Earth Science Look Out, It's Headed This Way! Panther in Peril

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