Set of articles evaluating France's involvement with the American Revolution. Articles can be used as case studies and done as a class or can be used as enrichment for students to explore there are also a few videos that quickly go over their involvement.

This is a collections of articles and video clips examining the impact of the the Gettysburg Address. This can be used as a teacher resource or extention for students wanting to explore more into the Address

This video gives an overview of civilian life during the American Civil War. It contrasts the Northern and Southern experience. A great resource to helping students understand the ordinary experience instead of only focusing on the generals and presidents of the time.

A collection of videos explaining aspects of the American Revolution that are not commonly talked about. Each Video is approximately 2 min long.

This 2 min video examens the importance of industry during the Civil War.

A 4 minute video explaining the impacts of the Battle of Lexington and Concord, including graphics showing details of the battle.

An interactive map of the Freedom trail in South Carolina. Students can select different places and events and explore its significance in the american Revolution

Filmmaker Ken Burns, author David McCullough, actors Sam Waterston, Matthew Broderick, Stephen Lang, and Medal of Honor recipient Paul W. Bucha recite one of the most famous speeches in American history.

The musical score is provided by Academy Award-winning composer John Williams. The video was originally created in 2010 in opposition to a proposed casino 1/2 mile from the Gettysburg National Military Park. All celebrities, crew, editors, and musicians volunteered their time for the successful "No Casino Gettysburg" campaign.

This 2 an 1/2 min video addresses the question of "What were slaves doing during the Civil War?"

This 2 min video examens the what happened to the south after the "End" of Reconstruction.

This article examines the differences between the North and the South. This would be a good resource for teachers, or could be read and annotated as a class.

This collection of Articles and Short videos examine the complexity of photography during the American Civil War.

This is a compilation of the Secession documents written by the Confederate states, stating the reasons why they chose to succeed. This could be used as a case study for students to be assigned a state to read on and have a simulation explaining why they were choosing to succeed.

Article looking at Native Americans roles during the American Revolution. This could be used as enrichment/ extension, or annotated as a class.

This Article can be used for extension or read as a class and annotated. This can help students understand the outcome of becoming a freedmen after the American Civil War and reconstruction

This Article examines the complexity of Slavery as the United States followers Manifest Destiny.

This video gives a short overview of what life was like for the typical soldier during the American Civil War. This resource is great for helping students understand the ordinary experience instead of only focusing on the generals and presidents of the time.

A set of videos showing the the battle of Antietam using photos from after the battle. This can be watched traditionally or by clicking on the links it can be watched by students using Youtube 360 VR.