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Ancient Greece is explored through the most searched questions, revealing insights about its culture, democracy, cuisine, and contributions like the Olympics.
Actor Richard Dreyfuss performs a dramatic reading of Abraham Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address, delivered on March 4, 1865.
Fifty-five minutes of conversation features author David Rubenstein discussing democracy with historians, diplomats, and cultural icons at the National Archives.
History Hub is a crowdsourcing platform managed by the National Archives that supports researchers and citizen historians in exploring American history.
National History Day Programs Director Lynne O'Hara and experts from the National Archives and Herbert Hoover Presidential Library provide guidance for educators on facilitating successful National History Day projects.
DocsTeach.org provides educators with strategies to effectively use primary sources in virtual learning environments, as demonstrated in a recorded webinar from August 4, 2020.
DocsTeach.org provides educators with strategies to engage students in virtual learning through primary sources and interactive online activities.
DocsTeach.org provides educators with 12 activity tools designed to enhance students' historical analysis skills using primary sources.
DocsTeach.org provides educators with a platform to create online activities using primary sources, enhancing students' understanding of historical events.
A recent poll revealed that 48% of Americans were either not at all or not very aware of Juneteenth, a holiday marking the end of slavery.
The Remembering WWI app, developed by Historypin, provides educators with access to thousands of WWI photographs and films from the National Archives for classroom use.
