Links, links, links...
Below you will find a collection of websites that do one
of a few things: (a) broaden your understanding of a very specific class
assignment, (b) offer a useful second or third look at an event or epoch
of American history, (c) help you study American history, or (d) hope to
create further interest in a topic or assignment. Some of the
links go to my own, homemade pages and others go to more
professional-looking pages. Let me know if any of these helpful and
don't forget to see the note at the very bottom.
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General Links of Interest to CAH
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I-Cue •
archival footage from the NBC network on a
variety of subjects
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Americans at War •
Website detailing the lives of Americans on the
homefront
• American Memory
@ LOC • one stop shop for primary sources in
USH
• Digital History
• online USH museum and textbook with a lot of good
insight
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Presidents • watch a program about the last few
presidents of the U.S.
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The Homefront in WW2, 1929-1948
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America
First •
All about the America First
Committee and isolationism
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Americans at War •
Website detailing the lives of Americans on the
homefront
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The Birth of the Cold War, 1917-1953
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Happy Days?, 1945-1962
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The
Suburbs • Kenneth T. Jackson on the
suburbanization of America
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Talking to Ms. Friedan • an
interview with women's rights activist Betty Friedan
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I Have a Dream!, 1954-1968
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Eyes on the
Prize •
a great site on the Civil
Ridghts movement
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I Have a Dream • |
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Containment & Camelot, 1955-1965
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The Wacky 1960's, 1962-1970
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Summer of Love •
watch a movie about hippies and the 1960s
counter-culture
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1968: A Fateful Year
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Rise & Fall of Nixon, 1952-1974
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Turning Down the Heat, 1974-1981
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Reagan Revolution, 1968-1986
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Land of Synergy, 1980-1992
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The New World Order, 1989-1999
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The Age of W., 2000-2008
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Bacevich on
War
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a heroic scholar talks about the wars America
faced in the 2000s
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Consumer Ed
• King Corn
• webpage that goes behind the scenes of the film
King Corn
• about the photo:
I took this in Mitchell, SD; at the Corn Palace, where Corn is
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more to come... |
Note!
If you have a good link, share it with me via e-mail. If I use it, you
will receive extra credit!
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