• Taiping Rebellion (1850-1864)

  Asia for Educators, Columbia University, with consultant Dr. Sue Gronewald | Apr 15, 2021

  The resource offers two activities that can be used to study the revolt that nearly toppled the Qing Dynasty.
• Historiana

  EuroClio, Webtic, and Use | Apr 12, 2021

  The resource offers ready-to-use learning activities and innovative digital tools made by and for history educators across Europe.
• Australia/Pacific

  University of California-San Diego | Apr 8, 2021

  The resource offers subject listings of primary sources available online for targeted student research.
• The Metropolitan Museum of Art

  The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Apr 6, 2021

  The resource collects, studies, conserves, and presents significant works of art across all times and cultures.

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• The History of Vaccines

  College of Physicians of Philadephia | Apr 5, 2021

  The resource offers a world historical timeline as well as a collection of primary source images on outbreaks and inoculation.
• Sensory History with Mark Smith

  INIT | Apr 5, 2021

  The resource offers listeners an overview of sensory history as a method of inquiry.
• Commodity Histories

  Sandip Hazareesingh, Principal Investigator | Mar 30, 2021

  The resource is a public forum for research postings as well as news and information about the history of commodities.
• imagineRio

  Farès el-Dahdah and Alida C. Metcalf | Mar 29, 2021

  The resource is a searchable digital atlas that illustrates the social and urban evolution of Rio de Janeiro, as it existed and as it was imagined.
• North African Women and the French Empire, 1850-2000

  Julia Clancy Smith and Bill Velto | Mar 29, 2021

  The resource includes an informational essay on French rule and North African response, objectives, discussion questions, potential adaptations, guidance on engaging...

 

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