American Historical Association

The AHA Guide to
Teaching and Learning with New Media

Table of Contents Table of Contents Acknowledgements Preface 1. From Scarcity to Abundance 2. Abundance 3. Multiple Points of Entry 4. Cognitive Flexibility 5. Making Mental Links Across Time and Among Diverse Materials 6. Conclusion 7. Western Civ. Examples 8. Some Very Detailed Examples 9. Some Quick Starts into Some Crucial Questions 10. Some Macro-Level Issues Concerning Teaching

Some Very Detailed Examples

• Renaissance Humanism: Machiavelli and More
  
  
• Renaissance Art: Vasari's Lives of the Artists
  
  
• Conquest of Mexico
  
  
• Life at Versailles in the Reign of Louis XIV
  
  
• Age of Reason
  
  
• The Five Points Neighborhood and the New York City Draft Riots
  
  
• The Crisis at Fort Sumter
  
  
• Dramas of Haymarket
  
  
• World War I
  
  
• The Seattle General Strike and the “Great Red Scare”
  
  
• Living through the Great Depression
  
  
• A New Domesticity and a New Feminism

 

Next: Some Quick Starts Into Some Crucial Questions

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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