Gilded Age Architecture in New York City
This lesson provides an overview of American Beaux-Arts Architecture associated with the opulence of the …
This lesson provides an overview of American Beaux-Arts Architecture associated with the opulence of the …
This lesson provides an overview of the impact of the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), with a focus on …
As the United States became embroiled in World War 2, there was concern that Germany was going to develop…
This lesson highlights the work of battlefield guide Jeffrey Harding and Penn State University professor …
This lesson provides an overview of the history of parking in the United States and its connection to man…
This lesson uses an urban stream and its surrounding landscape in Columbia, South Carolina to link landsc…
This lesson focuses on the history of the bald eagle, particularly its evolving status as an American sym…
In this lesson, students watch a video clip from C-SPAN's Reel America series, which features archival fo…
This lesson focuses on the discovery, collection, and analysis of Revolutionary War artifacts in New York…
Historian Douglas Brinkley, author of "Silent Spring Revolution," talked about American biologist Rachel …
This lesson plan about the history of rural America after the Civil War opens with reflective questions t…
This lesson plan opens with a reflective question that asks students to consider the role of government o…
This lesson plan opens with reflective questions that ask students to reflect on the natural environment …
This lesson plan explores the current perspectives regarding the balance between energy production and th…
In this lesson we look at what scientists believe causes climate change as well as some of the effects of…
Now that the United States has rejoined the Paris Climate Agreement, the Senate must decide how to meet t…
The Paris Climate Agreement was developed in 2015 to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and limit the…
Geographers use geographic data to create maps that solve real world problems. These maps can guide indiv…
In his 1965 State of the Union address, President Johnson called on Americans to continue on the “road to…
In this lesson, students will listen to author John Ross talk about the life of John Wesley Powell who, i…