History
Full library of works analyzing contributions and challenges of African Americans throughout history, including complete WPA Slave Narratives collection
Explains structure and foundations of U.S. government. Connects to current issues and questions about political processes, constitutional rights, and international relations
Surveys American history from colonial era through nation’s rise as a superpower, analyzing political conflict, economic development, and changing culture
Enter into a neglected side of American history, illuminating historical and contemporary practices of 150+ Native American tribes
From the New-York Historical Society, an archive of unique manuscripts chronicling the American Civil War as it was experienced
Engages students by transforming stagnant facts into perceivable realities by exploring daily lives of people through time and across the globe
A history of the people of New York City from the late 18th through early 20th century. New York Historical Society
Domestic justice to international, gender to crime, education to law—helps students develop critical thinking skills and become informed citizens
Documents heritage and culture of Mexicans, Puerto Ricans, Guatemalans, Cubans, Dominicans, Colombians, Ecuadorians, & Hispanic groups: pre-16th century empires through today
Covers 10 modern genocides in depth, providing definitive expertise on this delicate topic - a springboard for discussion of human rights
Insights into values, lifestyles, aspirations, accomplishments, and personalities of cultures past - inherently fun yet authoritative database that deviates from the norm
New-York Historical Society - Unique archive of Orderly Books from between 1748 and 1817, includes thousands of pages of primary source material providing valuable information about soldiers' lives
Profiles all 50 states on government, economy, history, and social and political challenges, as well as state’s geography and culture
Develops global literacy, focusing on geographic, political, social, economic, environmental, and cultural forces increasingly important in our globalized world
Explores ancient civilizations and the medieval world. Dynamic experiential learning encompassing intellectual developments, wars, religion, & culture. Prehistory through early Renaissance
Provides for comprehensive study of the emergence of the modern world, covering history from 1500 to the present
Spans more than 50 religions practiced throughout the world, both those that have flourished and those that have disappeared