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War, Terror, and Resistance to the French Revolution

World History Commons, excerpted from RRCHNM "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity: Exploring the French Revolution" | Apr 14, 2021

The resource includes an informational essay on the Terror and 75 primary sources.
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.
South Africa

African Studies Center, Michigan State University | Mar 29, 2021

The resource provides primary source materials, chronological narrative units, and curriculum ideas for teaching high school and undergraduate students about the...
Dorr Rebellion Project Website

Erik J. Chaput and Christiane Marie Landry, Providence College | Mar 22, 2021

This site includes a short-form documentary, images, lesson plans, a database of letters, and links to articles and educational materials...

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The resource explores how colonization shaped childhood in New Zealand both among Indigenous populations and those of European descent.
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The resource is a narrative-style podcast which contextualizes nineteenth-century US diplomatic history through consular roles, responsibilities, and actions.
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The resource features interviews with experts in Portuguese and Spanish history.
Africa Enslaved
Natalie Arsenault, Teresa Lozano, Long Institute of Latin American Studies, Christopher Rose, Center for Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Texas at Austin | Mar 1, 2021

The resource offers students and teachers four case studies to explore the history of enslavement around the world.