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  1. Added Aug 28, 2007 by aseldow
    We have created powerful tools that let you interact with and enhance what you find. Annotate important information on the image, easily organize and share your findings or collaborate with people who have similar interests. If you have original source images of your own that you want to share with your colleagues, classmates, friends and family, simply upload them to Footnote and use our tools t
  2. Added Aug 05, 2007 by misswilsonmdinma
    Interesting website with newspaper articles and letters about the American Civil War (Both Confederate and Union newspapers, abolitionist papers, even personal diaries and letters). There are images of the actual newspaper pages and then the site actually has re-written each article's text for actual use. Not the easiest to navigate, but once you get the hang of it, the resources are pure gold.
  3. Added Aug 02, 2007 by misswilsonmdinma and 1 other
    Amazing teacher made website for AP US History. FULL of resources. If you teach AP US History, Pre-AP US History, or just love history in general, you have to see this site. Click on "Teacher Links" for valuable tools.
  4. Added Jul 25, 2007 by battis
    You can use the web to find lots of things: information, videos, books, music, games, and yes, even public records. While our most private information can (usually) not be found online, you can track down items like birth certificates, marriage and divorce information, obituaries and licenses on the web. Keep reading to learn where to find public records online.
  5. Added Jul 11, 2007 by misswilsonmdinma
    History and Politics Out Loud--Audio Recordings of famous speeches.
  6. Added Jul 11, 2007 by misswilsonmdinma
    "Your ringside seat to History" Primary Sources from major history events--ancient to present.
  7. Added Jul 11, 2007 by misswilsonmdinma
    Because History happened in the South too. Primary Sources exclusively focused on the South.
  8. Added Jul 11, 2007 by brasst and 1 other
    Amazing US History cite full of Primary Sources
  9. Added Jul 11, 2007 by misswilsonmdinma
    Annotated Narratives from American Slaves interviewed between 1936 and 1938 by the Work Progress Administration. Narratives are fairly short, but website refers to a larger collection.
  10. Added Jul 11, 2007 by misswilsonmdinma and 1 other
    Amazing website featuring original newspapers, diaries, letters, etc from the Civil War through Reconstruction (comparison of a Northern and Southern community).
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