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Follow this link to find the Applied Civics Project Presentation. You will find it under the "Parent Forum" descriptions. 

Zoom passcode: .WDi7*W2

Fall River's Own Historical Society. 

Primary source materials on the Web - Original government documents regarding all aspects of the war. Chronological history w/ search feature.

Examines WWI from British perspective, including newspaper articles and eyewitness accounts.

Focuses on Colonial & Revolutionary eras in Philadelphia area w/ special sections on Betsy Ross, Ben Franklin, the Liberty Bell, Valley Forge, & Brandywine Battlefield.

A site for students and teachers covering history, geography, economics, cultures, current events, holidays, religions, languages, archaeology, and much more.

The living history museum of 17th century Plymouth, MA features info culled from primary resources on Pilgrim life.

Find more than 100 “ American Memory Collections.” Gives a “teacher’s eye view” of over 7 million historical documents, photos, maps, films, & audio recordings. Find lessons, activities, etc. for use in classrooms.

1920s and Great Depression, Roosevelt, New Deal, Dust Bowl, etc., links for high school and college students.

Based on cable television network, site rich in history resources. Hundreds of winks searchable by keyword or decade.

Resources include a timeline of the war w/ features of sabotage & espionage, the Holocaust, war museums, etc.