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The Long Controversy Over Alger Hiss
When Alger Hiss was convicted of perjury on January 17, 1950, it was, in one sense, the end of a legal drama that began when Whittaker Chambers had named him…
The Heritage Guide to the Constitution
No document is more central to securing “the Blessing of Liberty to ourselves and our…
Map of Historic Philadelphia in the Late 18th Century
This interactive map that was organized by Professor Gordon Lloyd is a great resource for…
Home for History- Gilder Lehrman
Gilder Lehrman launched their new "Home for History" website this month. The site features History…
Teaching with Primary Sources
The Library of Congress publishes a quarterly Journal entitled, The Teaching with Primary Source (TPS) Journal. This journal…
Teaching American History.org
The Ashbrook Center offers a great resource to teachers through our TeachingAmericanHistory.org website. “Learn more…
A Sample Course in the MAHG Curriculum: The American Founding
An intensive study of the Constitutional Convention, the struggle over ratification of the Constitution, and…
Teacher Community
Colonial Williamsburg has a new website for teachers, Teacher Community. The site offers lesson plans, discussion, primary…
National Archives-Docs Teach
The National Archives is a great resource for teachers and your students. Their Docs Teach website is…
Federalist 17: What Attaches Citizens to Government?
David Foster, Associate Professor of Political Science and Chair of the Department of History and…