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American Geography
The face of America, from eastern wetlands to western mountains, is a study in contrasts. Take an adventure in American geography that's "out of this world." |
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American History
We the People in Order to form a more perfect Union ... Add historical context and insight to the teaching of the U.S. Constitution. |
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Black History
Explore the historical and cultural contributions of African Americans, and investigate the ongoing problem of racism in the U.S. |
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China
China is one of the oldest civilizations on Earth — and one of the most fascinating to explore. Sample the past and the present of China, from emperors to entrepreneurs. |
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Chinese New Year
The Chinese New Year welcomes in the Year of the Rooster. Celebrate the Lunar New Year with a look at Chinese history and cultural symbols. |
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Civilizations
Investigate the inventions and innovations responsible for the rise of notable civilizations around the globe. |
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Diversity
Americans are people of many backgrounds, cultures, colors, and abilities. Discover the diversity that makes a world of difference for enriching the culture of the United States. |
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Great Americans
Books open windows to worlds familiar and foreign; literature takes readers to the scene, revealing new vistas. Prime students for summer reading with these activities. |
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Ireland and Europe
Add cultural context to the celebration of St. Patrick's Day, and explore Europe's problems of earlier centuries and its present-day challenges and partnerships. |
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Maya
Nearly seven million descendents of the Maya inhabit Mesoamerica today. Investigate this region and the advanced civilization their ancestors created. |
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Modern America
The U.S. is facing many challenges at the start of the 21st century, including globalization, terrorism, immigration, pollution, and deficits. Explore life in modern America with these featured video clips, lesson plans, discussion guide, and activities. |
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Presidents Day
Prepare for Presidents' Day (February 21) with a look at the people, responsibilities, and historical events the holiday honors. |
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September 11
How did the events of September 11, 2001, affect American attitudes toward freedom, privacy, and safety? How have these attitudes influenced civil liberties? |
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Women in History
From ancient Egypt's first female pharaoh to 20th-century Nobel Prize winners, survey the many contributions of women in history. |