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Content & Lesson Plan Book: Teaching Jewish American History in the Classroom

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Building a More Perfect Union: Full Lesson Plan Book

Content & Lesson Plan Book: Building a More Perfect Union

National History Day and Mississippi Department of Archives and History Celebrate Summer Workshop for Teachers on the Legacy of Freedom Summer

July 8, 2024

National History Day Educators Contribute Lessons to Expand a Collection of Classroom Materials Ahead of the Celebration of the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence

December 10, 2023

2024 NHD Theme Introduction

Join the NHD Team to consider the ways to explore the 2024 Turning Points in History theme. This workshop was sponsored by the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Turning Points in the Colored Conventions Project

Join Denise Burgher and Janel Moore-Almond from the Colored Conventions Project to learn how to use these newly digitized resources and consider the Turning Points in History 2024 NHD theme. …

Ask an NEH Expert: Using Evidence to Support a Historical Argument

Join NEH Experts to learn how to use historical evidence to support your historical argument.

Ask an NEH Expert: Smart Online Searching

Join NEH Experts to learn how to make the most of your online search.

2023 Theme Video: Frontiers in History

Join NHD staff and coordinators for an introduction to the 2023 theme. (YouTube)

2023 Theme Teacher Introduction: Frontiers in History

Join Dr. Kathleen DuVal, Bowman & Gordon Gray Professor of History at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, for a quick exploration into the theme of Frontiers in History: People, Places, Ideas. (Vimeo)

2024 Theme Book: Turning Points in History

National History Day 2023 Frontiers in History: People, Places, Ideas Theme Book

Ask an NEH Expert: Validating Sources

Join NEH Experts to learn more about the importance of seeking validating sources in historical research.

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