Black History and Civil Rights

C-SPANCLASSROOM Black History and Civil Rights

Native American History

CSPANCLASSROOM Native American History

Women's History

CSPANCLASSROOM Women's History

Pictures & Newsreels

Internet Archive Newsreels from Prelinger copyright-friendly

The Newsreel Archive Newsreels from the 1930s, 40's & 50's copyright-friendly

Smithsonian Galaxy of Images

Smithsonian Flickr

Library of Congress Online Films

British Pathe

Newspapers.com

Founding and General Information

CSPAN CLASSROOM  Free video-based materials for social studies teachers: constitution clips, classroom deliberations, on this day in history, lesson plans, bell ringers. 

Digital Public Library of America A collection of photographs, books, maps, news footage, oral histories, personal letters, museum objects, artwork, government documents from America's Libraries, and other cultural heritage institutions that include US and world history.

1940's New York "provides hundreds of photos & color-coded maps, statistics, and short narratives about neighborhoods across the city. The statistics and maps are based on the 1940 Census, providing a rich complement to the individual 1940 Census records that are available online."

The Founders' Constitution Complete copies of the United StatesConstitution and the Bill of Rights with commentaries and criticisms. 

The Library of Congress Memory Project Primary source materials relating to the history and culture of the United States.

Our Documents 100 milestone documents of American History

Purchasing Power of Money in the United States from 1774 to 2006

Virtual Jamestown 

Yearbook of Immigration Statistics

Unz.com free periodicals, books, and magazines from US history

 Civil & Women's Rights

History of Women's Suffrage

Slavery and the Civil War

Documenting the American South Primary source materials documenting the cultural history of the American South from the collections of the University of North Carolina. 

Library of Congress American Memory Project 

World History

Una Storia Segreta  Enemy Aliens” opened at the Museo Italo Americano in San Francisco in 1994 providing access to facts about Italian American restriction, internment, and evacuation during World War II.

Ancient History Encylopedia

Asia for Education

Aramco World

BBC Radio In Our Time

World History Connected

Fold3 US soldiers through stories and pictures

The Churchill Archives for Schools

Arab Culture and Civilization Teach Mideast.org focuses primarily on the culture and civilization

The Avalon Project at Yale Primary documents relevant to law, history, economics, politics, diplomacy, and government from pre-18th to the 21st century. 

Women in World History