U.S. History Scene

Rhae Lynn Barnes & Jenni Ostwinkle, U.S. History Scene | Aug 19, 2020

U. S. History Scene is a multimedia history education website composed of historians and educators at over fifty universities dedicated to providing students and teachers with easy access to digital resources, live digital curriculum, and cutting-edge history scholarship. U.S. History Scene provides educators with free digital resources, selected by historians, that teachers can incorporate into their curriculum.

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