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= media type="custom" key="26631520" = Be sure to check out the resources available through Utah's Online Library. Ask the librarian for the home access username and password. = = = Primary Source Resources: = [|America in Class:] Primary resources from the National Humanities Center

[|American Memory] Primary resources collections by topic from the Library of Congress

[|American Museum of Natural History] Photographs and book images

[|American Presidency Project] Collects the State of the Union Addresses from US Presidents

[|American Rhetoric] Database and index of 5000+ audio and video of speeches, lectures, etc.

[|Bartleby's: Inaugural Addressess] The Inaugural Addresses of the Presidents of the United States

[|Briscoe Center for American History] Digitized collection from The University of Texas Austin

[|Calisphere A World of Primary Resources] Searchable website of primary resources from the University of California

[|Digital Utah] Digital collections from around the state of Utah

[|Duke's Digital Collections] Digitized photographs, documents, texts and more from Duke University Libraries

[|Mountain West Digital Library] A central portal for digital collections about the Mountain West region

[|National Archives: America's Historical Documents] The National Archive preserves and provides access to the records of the Federal Government

[|National History Day: Photos, Maps, and Other Images] Research links for photos, maps, and other images

[|Native American Heritage Month: Digital Collections] List of resource links for Native American collections

[|New York Public Library Digital Gallery] History, resources and images from NYPL digitized collections

[|Library of Congress Primary Source Sets] Sets of primary resources related to historical themes

[|Our Documents] 100 Milestones of American History through documents

[|Perry Castañeda Library Map Collection] Over 200,000 maps from around the world

[|Smithsonian Folkways] Searchable database of folk songs from around the world

[|Smithsonian Institution Collection Search] Search over 8.8 million catalog records of museum objects and library and archives materials

[|Smithsonian Source] Teacher selected resources for teaching American History

[|Utah's Digital Newspapers] Digital collections of Utah's local newspapers

[|Yale Daily News] Archive of Yale's College Newspaper

=Industrial Revolution: Primary Sources= [|Childhood Lost] Child Labor during the Industrial Revolution Primary Sources

[|The Library of Congress: Industrial Revolution] Primary Source Documents on the Industrial Revolution in the United States

[|Fordham University] Links about the Industrial Revolution

[|National Child Labor Committee Collection] Lewis Hines documented the conditions of children working in the US

[|The Source: Child Labor] Links to sources about Child Labor

[|Lowell Offering] Magazine written by working women

[|Cotton Mill Regulations] Regulations of Boston Cotton Mill

[|No Rest for the Weary: Children of the Coal Mines] Excerpt from "The Bitter Cry of Children"

[|Songs and Ballads of Coal Miners] From the Archive of Folk Song

[|Keating Owen Child Labor Act of 1916]

[|Women Working: 1800 to 1930] Primary Resources from Harvard University

[|The Gilded and the Gritty: America 1870-1912] Resource links from the National Humanities Center

Electronic Books
[|Communist Manifesto] Written in 1848 by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels

[|The Book of Household Management] Popular book written in 1861 about managing a house

[|The Frugal Housewife] Written for women without servants by Lydia Maria Child

[|Ragged Dick; Or, Street Life in New York 1867] By Horatio Alger popular author of novels

[|How the Other Half Lives] Studies of the Tenements of New York 1890 by Jacob Riis

=AP European History Links= [|College Board AP European Course Description] [|Eurodocs] Feudalism Renaissance Reformation Tudor/Stuart England 18th century Scientific Revolution Enlightenment French Revolution Marxism World War I World War II 20th Century

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