
Introduction to “Election of 1912” Exhibit
TAH is proud to announce the release of a new online exhibit: The Election of 1912. This pivotal moment in American political history is explained by Jason Jividen in his opening essay, in

TAH is proud to announce the release of a new online exhibit: The Election of 1912. This pivotal moment in American political history is explained by Jason Jividen in his opening essay, in

Through the MAHG program, Cody Stafford learned how to help students gain a deep understanding of key historical concepts, even during a fast-paced APUSH course. Choosing What to Teach American

Editor’s note: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has turned attention again to NATO, as it has heightened awareness of the threat Russia poses to the liberal political order shared by NATO

This month we honor women’s history by highlighting one of our teacher partners. Michelle Adams Alderfer is a 2021 MAHG grad whose Chairman’s Award-winning capstone project was an original play

With Russia’s invasion of Ukraine looming large in the news we thought it wise to revisit the region’s ties to American history. Prior to the 2014 annexation of Crimea by

Roosevelt’s “Court-Packing” Plan For many students, the “Fireside Chat on the Reorganization of the Judiciary” (more memorably recalled as Franklin D. Roosevelt’s “court-packing plan”) brings up, for the first time

Roosevelt’s New Deal and the Supreme Court President Roosevelt was outraged when the Supreme Court invalidated two of the most important New Deal initiatives – the National Industrial Recovery Act

In the years leading up to World War II, Churchill spoke openly of the threat to European liberty posed by Nazism and other emerging authoritarian governments. A Threat to European

Ryan DeMarco tells his APUSH students what he learned at a Teaching American History Seminar about the Dred Scott decision. Visiting the Teaching American History website, Ryan DeMarco was delighted

Hiram Rhodes Revels On February 25, 1870, the first African American ever elected to the office of Senator was sworn in. Hiram Rhodes Revels was elected by the Republican-dominated Mississippi