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Australia. Crash Course Hinduism. Social Studies Skills Tutor. Africa. Sumerians. The Fertile Crescent. Egypt. HORRIBLE HISTORIES - The Stone Age Report with Bob Hale. Geography. Mesopotamia. 5 Themes of Geography. China. Ancient China for Kids: Inventions and Technology. Back to History for Kids The Ancient Chinese were famous for their inventions and technology.

Ancient China for Kids: Inventions and Technology

Many of their inventions had lasting impact on the entire world. Other inventions led to great feats of engineering like the Grand Canal and the Great Wall of China. Firing a rocket using gunpowder. China.

Japan

Middle East. India. People in history. Primary sources. Resources. Student News. Research. Teacher Resources, Lessons, Plans, Activities. Teacher resources for all subjects. Pearltrees tips. Pearltrees videos. Maps. Ancient Civilizations. World History. Ancient history. Egyptian tomb adventure. Please note that unfortunately there is an error in this game.

Egyptian tomb adventure

The Official Site of HistoryTeachers. World History : HyperHistory. HistoryBuff.com. 7th Grade World History Sites. Islam. Major World Religions. Review major world religions with this song and video.

Major World Religions

We begin with Abraham and Moses' commandments as we follow the Hebrew people to the Promised Land. Next up, we meet Jesus and his apostles as we trace the spread of Christianity around the globe. Then we visit Muhammed and learn about Allah, the Qur'an and the basic tenets of Islam. Over in India, we learn about reincarnation and karma as we explore Hinduism. We make our last stop with Buddha. Religion may be as old as language, or even older.

Judaism

The Story Of 'Gautam Buddha' for kids. Religions. Hinduism. Buddhism. Rome. You Tube History Music Videos. Flocabulary: Hip-Hop in the Classroom. Rhogue. Horrible history. 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution: Primary Documents of American History (Virtual Programs & Services, Library of Congress) Gettysburg Address history: Why "four score and seven years ago"? Tuesday marks the 150th anniversary of Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address.

Gettysburg Address history: Why "four score and seven years ago"?

In this excerpt from The Gettysburg Address: A Graphic Adaptation, by Jonathan Hennessey and Aaron McConnell, out now from William Morrow, the cartoonists explore the speech’s first six words. Excerpted from The Gettysburg Address: A Graphic Adaptation, by Jonathan Hennessey and Aaron McConnell, out now from William Morrow. Correction, Nov. 19, 2013: A panel in this excerpt misstated that the Hartford Convention of 1814-15 occurred during Thomas Jefferson’s presidency.

It occurred during James Madison’s presidency. VID: Lee v Grant (History Channel) The Gettysburg Address Video — History.com. Battles and casualties. ACW battlefields & campaigns. Contribution of black troops. "Freedom to the slave should now be proclaimed from the Capitol, and should be seen above the smoke and fire of every battle field, waving from every loyal flag.

Contribution of black troops

"—Frederick Douglass, 1861 By Shelley Sperry America's Civil War battlefields are sacred in large measure because on that soil a war to preserve the Union became a war to end human slavery. But through the course of the conflict, a new cause emerged, one that anticipated the next century's great struggle as African-American soldiers who fought on those bloody fields demanded not only freedom but equality. In December 1861, less than a year after the guns began firing, Secretary of War Simon Cameron suggested that slaves should be freed and recruited as laborers and soldiers for the Union cause. By July 1862, Lincoln announced to his Cabinet that he would soon be using his war powers to free slaves in the rebellious states. Excellent Sir. . . "We have done a Soldiers Duty. Newspapers in Virginia during ACW. Newspaper Culture In Four Years in Rebel Capitals: An Inside View of Life in the Southern Confederacy from Birth to Death, one of the finest memoirs of the era, journalist T.

Newspapers in Virginia during ACW

C. ACW: Consequences (inc. Reconstruction & Redemption) Women in the Civil War — History.com Articles, Video, Pictures and Facts. My TV provider is not listed.

Women in the Civil War — History.com Articles, Video, Pictures and Facts

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Last year marked the 150th anniversary of the start of the American Civil War, a milestone commemorated by The Atlantic in a special issue (now available online).

The Civil War In Pictures, Part 1: The Places

Although photography was still in its infancy, war correspondents produced thousands of images, bringing the harsh realities of the frontlines to those on the home front in a new and visceral way. As brother fought brother and the nation's future grew uncertain, the public appetite for information was fed by these images from the trenches, rivers, farms, and cities that became fields of battle. The Civil War Parlor. HIS 201 US History to Reconstruction - Download free content from Front Range Community College.