21. UCSC Library - How To Find Primary Documents From Early American History letters, diaries, and other documents) from US history, from colonial times to1900. Two other guides will be very helpful american history Resources A http://library.ucsc.edu/ref/howto/usprimary.html

Home Library Info Services Research ... Ask a Librarian Find Primary Documents from American History This guide provides a list of sources for researching primary documents (newspapers, letters, diaries, and other documents) from U.S. history, from colonial times to 1900. Two other guides will be very helpful: American History Resources: A Library Collections Guide and How to Distinguish Primary and Secondary Sources. World Wide Web Text Archives Early American Imprints Also available in McHenry Microforms, call no. PS503.E37 1974. Known as the Evans Imprints , this large document collection reproduces 42,000 early American publications; every book, pamphlet, and broadside published in America. North American Women's Letters and Diaries The searchable and browsable database contains the full-text of women's diaries and correspondence. Pennsylvania Gazette Considered The New York Times of the 18th century, the newspaper provides the reader with a first hand view of colonial America, the American Revolution and the New Republic.

22. Wiley :: Outrageous Women Of Colonial America american history is rife with stories of our founding fathers, but what to a refreshingassortment of brave and unique american women of colonial times. http://www.wiley.com/cda/product/0,,047138299X,00.html

Shopping Cart My Account Help Contact Us By Keyword By Title By Author By ISBN By ISSN Wiley Kids Children's History Outrageous Women of Colonial America Related Subjects General History Children's Science Children's Sports Special Topics for Kids ... General Kids Related Titles By This Author Outrageous Women of Civil War Times (Paperback) Outrageous Women of the American Frontier (E-Book) Outrageous Women of the American Frontier (Paperback) Children's History Westward Expansion (Hardcover) David C. King Black Stars of Colonial and Revolutionary Times (Paperback) Jim Haskins (General Editor) Black Stars of the Harlem Renaissance (Paperback) Jim Haskins Black Stars of Civil War Times (Paperback) Jim Haskins (General Editor) Black Stars of the Civil Rights Movement (Paperback) Jim Haskins (General Editor) Join a Kids Mailing List Children's History Outrageous Women of Colonial America Mary Rodd Furbee ISBN: 0-471-38299-X Paperback 128 Pages January 2001 US $12.95

23. Awesome Library - Social_Studies Cambridge history of English and american Literature is history Society Brown)Provides a history on labor in the USA, starting with colonial times. http://www.awesomelibrary.org/Classroom/Social_Studies/History/Colonial_America.

Awesome Talking Library Examples ... Keystone Family Protection Here: Home Classroom Social Studies History > Colonial America Colonial America Also Try American History Native American Lesson Plans American Revolution Lessons (National Archives and Records Administration) Provides lessons on the American Revolution. Also includes a history of the period from the Declaration of Independence to the peace treaty between the USA and Britain. 5-01 Amistad - Lesson Plan (National Archives and Records Administration) Provides teaching activities organized around the National Standards for History. Lists Amistad Links Provides annotated links to both the movie and historical slave ship Amistad. Colonial America (Library of Congress) Provides a wide range of original documents called the "American Memory." Includes searches by keywords, media types, or topics. Colonial Period of American History (Mabry) Papers -Declaration of Independence (Library of Congress) Uses treasures, key historical documents in the Library of Congress, to weave a story on the history of the Declaration of Independence. African Americans - Black Patriots of the Revolution (SeacoastNH) Provides a short summary of sections of "Colored Patriots of the Revolution" by Nell. Recounts events by a biography of the mid-1800's.

24. Innovative Teaching - American History Resources Congress ARCHIVING EARLY AMERICA historic early american documents, trivia, lifein colonial times, colonial crossword puzzle BLACK history - nice overview http://surfaquarium.com/american.htm

AFRICAN AMERICAN MOSAIC - Library of Congress presentation of its African American collection covering 500 years of history AFRICANS IN AMERICA - companion to the TV series, with historical background, annotated images and documents, stories, biographies, and commentaries AGE OF PROTEST AND CHANGE - simulation taking you from the 1950s through the 1970s in the US through the perspective of one of four characters ALL ABOUT THE OREGON TRAIL - lots of information on the famous trail and how it opened up the way to the West - excellently done! ALL AMERICAN QUIZ - a challenging quiz of American presidents, states, places, and historic events from BONUS.COM AMERICAN CIVIL WAR HOME PAGE - exhaustive resources on events and people who shaped our nation in its darkest hour - not well formatted AMERICAN COLONIST'S LIBRARY - exhaustive collection of primary documents from the middle ages on, which impacted on American colonial thinking AMERICAN EXPERIENCE: SURVIVING THE DUST BOWL - online extension of PBS series on the 1930s midwest ecological disaster AMERICAN IMMIGRATION - originally a 10th grade class project, this page is now a comprehensive listing of data on immigration from 1607 to the present

25. The American Catholic Experience -- A History From Colonial Times To The Present The american Catholic Experience. A history from colonial times to the Present.Price $18.50. Coop Discount 10%. In Stock Will Ship in 1 to 2 business days. http://www.semcoop.com/detail/0268006393

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27. Teachers' Guide To American Art about twentyfour objects that represent american art from colonial times to the lessonplans which serve to enhance the 5th-grade american history curriculum. http://www.thinker.org/fam/education/publications/guide-american/

This teachers' guide includes a variety of materials designed to help you prepare your class for a visit to the collection of American art at the de Young Museum in Golden Gate Park. Thanks to funding from the National Endowment for the Arts and The San Francisco Foundation, we are pleased to offer you information about twenty-four objects that represent American art from colonial times to the Civil War period. The descriptive information about the artworks is accompanied by lesson plans which serve to enhance the 5th-grade American history curriculum. This selection of objects was assembled to reflect the high quality of the works of art in the de Young collection. The degree of interest to 5th-grade students was also strongly considered in choosing pieces for this teachers' guide. Clearly, the works of art do not represent the full range of artists who were women, indigenous people, or people of non-European backgrounds who lived in America from the 1670s to the 1880s. The de Young Museum is committed to broadening its collection, and as the American art collection expands to represent a more diverse group of artists, we will make additions to this publication. The activities and research projects suggested in this guide give a more inclusive and complete picture of America during this time. We hope that you enjoy the adventure and challenge of making America's history and culture come alive for your students.

28. Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: 17th & 18th Centuries (History By Chronology) colonial New England; colonial Africanamerican Life introduction; Early BlackDiaspora in the Americas; Getting Around in colonial times; history of Africans http://www.bigchalk.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/WOPortal.woa/Homework/High_School/His

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29. Georgia History Includes vast range of historic topics from prehistoric Indians, Spanish Georgia, French Georgia, Category Regional North America Society and Culture history...... plan, 1742 Children in colonial times (NPS) Battle Island Georgia Salzburgers colonialNorth America 1776 The Georgia Refugees (american Revolution Reenactment http://www.cviog.uga.edu/Projects/gainfo/gahist.htm

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30. DiscoverySchool.com Back to Top american history United States history — From colonial times to moderntimes (Mississippi State University) american history Links — Wonderful http://school.discovery.com/homeworkhelp/bjpinchbeck/bjhistory.html

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31. Colonial Era -- American Colonial Times -- Term Papers coverage that appeared in the New York times and the a political leader with regardto colonial rule, all the Family / Views On Sex In american history A 7 http://www.buypapers.com/history2.htm

Search able by Keyword Or By Subject Category... U.S. History (18th Century) (The) American Free Banking System A 5 page essay highlighting the emergence of the Free Banking System in early U.S. history. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Amerbank.wps A 4 page research paper on the book by the famous Franklin biographer Esmond Wright. This the first in a series of books which Wright has written on Franklin shows how the historianís fascination with his famous topic began. The writer discusses how Wright brings Franklin to life through his insightful prose. No additional sources cited. Ewright.wps Benfr.wps Benjamin Franklin's Autobiography / Analysis This 6 page research paper discusses The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, which chronicles America's ultimate "Renaissance Man's" life from his birth in 1706 until 1757. Specifically considered is how Franklin's life represents the "great American success story." Bibliography lists 1 source. Benfrank.wps

32. 4th & 5th Grade Student Research Resources- American Colonies a Brief history background information on early colonial times OLD STURBRIDGE VILLAGECheck into their everyday lives. colonial american Clothing This site is http://www.learning.caliberinc.com/colony.html

United States History Resources The Colonies Thirteen Originals - many fine primary sources and more Rare Maps - Colonial America the authentic maps are in Spanish Early Colonial Era a time line of important events Map Collection: Colonial America from the Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library Colonial Charters, Grants, and Related Documents lots of primary sources North Carolina's First Colonists Indians were there 12,000 years before Roanoke. Early History of North Carolina primarily about Indian culture and archaeology Roanoke This is a brief chronicle. Establishment of a Colony about Roanoke Virginia's Indians Learn about them in the past and present. A Short History of Jamestown This is part of the rediscovery project. The Establishment of Jamestown and the Decline of Indian Power explains how it happened Virtual Jamestown - a great source of information Jamestown Rediscovery - learn about the history and archaeology of the site. Jamestown Online Adventure - How well could you have done if you were one of the colonists? The Real Pocahontas Get to know this much fictionalized person.

33. Scholastic.com - Teacher Store Grades 4 8 product image american history Writing Prompts Paperback Our Price$9.85 Grades 3 - 7 product image colonial times, 1600-1700 Paperback Our Price http://click.scholastic.com/teacherstore/catalog/category/category.jhtml?catid=c

34. Classics Of American Colonial History: Subject Directory Indian Slavery in colonial times Within the Present Limits of Evolution of the SlaveStatus in american Democracy.” Journal of Negro history 2 (April http://www.dinsdoc.com/colonial-3.htm

Dinsmore Documentation presents Classics of American Colonial History INTRODUCTION BROWSE BY AUTHOR Directory of Documents by Subject Updated April 2, 2003 Some documents are listed under more than one heading. Administration African Americans and Slavery Arts British Colonial Policy ... Wars Administration Andrews, Charles M. Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society 24 (October 1915): 342-62. Hill, William. Quarterly Journal of Economics 7 (October 1892): 78-100. Mathews, L. K. American Political Science Review 8 (August 1914): 393-412. McKinley, Albert E. American Historical Review 6 (October 1900): 1-18. McKinley, Albert E. American Historical Review 6 (July 1901): 693-724. Osgood, Herbert L. Political Science Quarterly 19 (March 1904): 80-106. Osgood, Herbert L. Political Science Quarterly 19 (March 1904): 80-106. Osgood, Herbert L. Political Science Quarterly 17 (June 1902): 206-22. Osgood, Herbert L. Part I. American Historical Review 2 (July 1897): 644-64. Osgood, Herbert L.

35. Classics Of American Colonial History: Author Directory history of the Colonies and of the Republic.” american Historical Review 27 (October1921) 4757. Lauber, Almon Wheeler. Indian Slavery in colonial times http://www.dinsdoc.com/colonial-2.htm

Dinsmore Documentation presents Classics of American Colonial History INTRODUCTION BROWSE BY SUBJECT Directory of Documents by Author Updated April 2, 2003 Abbott, Edith. American Journal of Sociology 14 (July 1908): 15-37. Andrews, Charles M. American Historical Review 14 (July 1908): 15-37. Andrews, Charles M. American Historical Review 24 (October 1918): 73-77. Andrews, Charles M. Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society 24 (October 1915): 342-62. Ashley, W. J. Quarterly Journal of Economics 14 (November 1899): 1-29. Baldwin, Simeon E. American Historical Review 8 (April 1903): 449-65. Becker, Carl. American Historical Review 6 (January 1901): 260-75. Bell, Herbert C. American Historical Review 22 (January 1917): 272-87. Bond, Beverley W. Political Science Quarterly (September 1920): 372-92. Broshar, Helen. Mississippi Valley Historical Review 7 (Dec. 1920): 228-41. Bruce, Philip A. Economic History of Virginia in the Seventeenth Century: An Inquiry into the Material Condition of the People, Based on Original and Contemporaneous Records. New York: Macmillan, 1896. Buffinton, Arthur H.

36. E-Resource Of The Month -- Nineteenth Century American Research -- Duke Universi Primary Sources in US history, american history, African american The African americanstudies section contains autobiographies, case colonial times to present. http://www.lib.duke.edu/databases/dd/dd_19th.htm

duke libraries catalog databases ask a librarian ... contact us Nineteenth Century American Research Did you know... Need research help? Schedule a research consultation. Call the Perkins Reference Desk at 660-5880 to schedule an appointment. Many popular databases (LexisNexis, EbscoHOST, ISI, etc) have made changes!! Learn more... Past E-Resources of the Month The chart below shows a selection of our electronic databases that focus on the United States nineteenth century, many of which offer full-text online coverage. Ask a Librarian for help focusing a topic, finding appropriate resources, or deepening your research. Database Name click the links to search the databases Subjects Covered Description Notes 19th Century Masterfile American history, Cultural studies Indexes nineteenth century books, periodicals, government documents, and newspapers More info... African American newspapers: the nineteenth century American history, African American history and culture Provides full-text coverage for many African American nineteenth century newspapers Full-Text More info...

37. Primary Source Documents Covering a wide range of topics, by the colonial times, most educated SeventeenthCentury Sources Relating to american history colonial Maps Charters of all http://personal.pitnet.net/primarysources/

The American Colonist's Library A TREASURY OF PRIMARY DOCUMENTS Primary Source Documents Pertaining to Early American History An invaluable collection of historical works which contributed to the formation of American politics, culture, and ideals The following is a massive collection of the literature and documents which were most relevant to the colonists' lives in America. If it isn't here, it probably is not available online anywhere. ARRANGED IN CHRONOLOGICAL SEQUENCE (500 B.C.-1800 A.D.) (Use Your Browser's FIND Function to Search this Library) 500 B.C. - 500 A.D. 500 A.D - 1500 Many of the American Colonists have royal ancestries. Click Here for a list of colonists with royal ancestors. Classical Literature Having Significant Influence Upon the American Colonists Classic Philosophers and Poets , Most of the founding fathers in America were thorougly familiar with these Greco-Roman authors: e.g., Aristotle, Plato, Cicero, Virgil. The Latin Library , (Cicero, Livy, Horace, etc.) Ability to read these sources extemporaneously was an entrance requirement at colonial schools such as Harvard. The Vulgate , The Holy Bible in Latin.

38. Colonial Women ~ Quilters Or Not? - American Quilting History aware of this inaccurate view of american colonial women The history of the livesof these women is no Horton (Editor) Soft Covers for Hard times Quiltmaking http://www.womenfolk.com/historyofquilts/colonial.htm

America's Quilting History Colonial Women ~ Quilters or Not? ~ spinning, weaving and sewing left women with little or no time to quilt ~ Quilt History Articles History Facts vs Myths Quilting Book Reviews Quilt History Links ... Tips for Students Visit our "Quilted History Bookstore" Colonial Women Whole Cloth Quilts Chintz Appliqué Album Quilts ... Native American Quilts Return to America's Quilting History FEATURING Colonial Women It is so easy for us to idealize the life of early settlers in the American colonies but in truth it was a hard and unforgiving life. Their homes were no more than roughly built structures that gave just a little protection from the elements. Food was scarce and their diets were poor. Sickness was always at their doors and often entered uninvited. During America's beginnings the Puritan religion had a major influence. This religion was extremely restrictive to everyone and especially for women. Ministers often reminded their flock that women were inferior to men and more inclined to sin and error. Although some women were taught to read it was only so that they could read the bible. Few learned to write as writing was thought to be the prerogative of men. A woman was expected to be subservient to her father until she married and then to her husband. Even after colonial settlers became established in America an ordinary woman's daily life was still difficult. Typically she would be expected to spin, sew, preserve food, cook and clean while caring for her often-large family. Obviously the image of a colonial woman sitting in her cabin quilting before the fire is far from the truth. There were, of course, exceptions. Some quilting was done by those who could afford household help thus leaving the woman of the house with time for decorative needlework. These women used quilting methods from their mother countries, styles of quilting far different than what we think of today as patchwork.

39. National Museum Of American History: Press Releases scientific, and technological history. Collections are displayed in settings thatrecapture and interpret the american experience from colonial times to the http://americanhistory.si.edu/media/pr000327.htm

March 27, 2000 Media only: Melinda Machado (202) 357-3129 National Association of Realtors Sponsors Smithsonian Exhibition Centered on 300-year-old American Home The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History today announced a sponsorship in the amount of $2.4 million from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) in support of a new exhibition centered around a two-and-a-half story house that stood in Ipswich, Mass., for nearly 300 years. Built around 1700, just 30 miles north of Boston, the house stood from colonial days through the early 1960s when it was saved from demolition by an Ipswich citizen and then brought to the Smithsonian Institution. The marketing sponsorship—a first for the museum—provides an opportunity for the NAR and the museum to link their Web sites and allow NAR to use a logo especially designed for the project by the museum. In November 1999, NAR’s board of directors overwhelmingly voted for the sponsorship. The exhibition will open in May 2001, coinciding with the Realtor Association’s Midyear Governance Meeting in Washington, D.C. "Now Realtors in every nook and cranny of the country will become shareholders in a remarkable American story," NAR President Dennis R. Cronk said. "This sponsorship speaks to NAR’s commitment to homeownership and the American dream."

40. National Museum Of American History: Press Releases cultural, scientific, and technological history. Collections are displayed in exhibitionsthat interpret the american experience from colonial times to the http://americanhistory.si.edu/media/dress/pr020120a.htm

Jan. 20, 2002 Media only: Melinda Machado Valeska Hilbig LAURA BUSH PRESENTS INAUGURAL BALL GOWN TO THE SMITHSONIAN Mrs. Laura Bush will formally present the gown she wore to the 2001 Inaugural balls to the Smithsonian Institution’s First Ladies Collection on Sunday, Jan. 20, at the National Museum of American History. Following the presentation ceremony, the gown will be displayed in the museum’s "The American Presidency: A Glorious Burden" exhibition. In addition, the matching coat, shoes, and bag will be on view. Inaugural Gown Click Image To Enlarge Made of red Chantilly lace and silk satin with crystal beading, the gown has long sleeves, a scoop neck and a full skirt. It was created by Dallas designer Michael Faircloth. Mrs. Bush’s gown will be shown with one worn to George Washington’s Inauguration in 1789. The brocaded, lavender silk gown and matching petticoat are believed to have been worn by Mary Livingston Duane, wife of the mayor of New York, to a ball in that city. "The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History is a national treasure chest filled with interesting information and artifacts that tell the story of our nation," said Mrs. Bush. "I am proud that my Inaugural gown will become part of the collection that honors the many great American women in our history."

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