to the 20th Century

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As part of the work in a six week computer class the 8th Grade students at Pocantico Hills School choose a year from a specific decade to examine in detail. Using electronic sources, print material, and the Internet they will create a web page with Internet links to each of those events. The purpose of the work is to become adept at using search engines effectively and critically examining those resources they discover on the internet-not an easy task. If you feel we left out something "very important" please let us know. Meanwhile, enjoy your visit!

Primary Sources
Using Primary Sources in the Classroom
Digital Librarian: Electronic Texts and Primary Resources
Historic Speeches Online
How to use Primary Sources Primary Sources on the Web 
Incorporating Primary Sources in the Classroom
New York State Archives: Using Primary Sources in the Curriculum
Primary Historical Documents from Western Europe 
Primary Sources at the Baseball Hall of Fame  
Primary Sources and Activities
Primary Sources on the Web
World War I Document Archive  

ATLASES & MAPS
Historical Atlas of the 20th Century
Historical Maps

OTHER
Timewarp from Time Magazine
20th Century Year by Year 
African American Newspapers and Journals  
The Digital Classroom
Documenting the American South 
Edsitement
The best of the humanities on the web from National Endowment for the humanities.
EyeWitness History through the eyes of those who lived it 20th Century
History Wired from the Smithsonian
Hoover Museum Just for Kids
National Archives Online Exhibit Center
Presidential Libraries
University of Michigan's Making of America searchable
World War I - Links to Sources 
Digital History  

 

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