The resource features readings, videos, and lesson plans on the Vikings for high school and undergraduate introductory course instructors.

The site presents the representatives of the Habsburg family and the places, sites and buildings associated with them.

This resource allows K-12 teachers to explore and share tips, strategies, and resources for teaching students in the social sciences.

This source features more than 90 teaching modules on a variety of subjects in US history.

The source illustrates West African currency objects that serve as material culture sources for exploring the global impact of World War II.  

This collection contains an array of material, including trial transcripts, cases, articles, books, photos, and narratives, about American jurist Clarence Darrow’s life and legal career.

Teach Remotely is Harvard University’s guide to online teaching.

The source offers a collection of research articles and photographs focused on the history of protest at the White House and Lafayette Park.

The source offers readings on key Enlightenment figures as well as sources on a variety of topics including town planning, Encyclopaedia Britannica, and Scotticisms

This site offers resources for instructors and graduate students in disability history, the site links to the fully accessible Helen Keller Archive, as well as the Disability History Association, which hosts a podcast and offers syllabi for teaching Disability History.