Toolbox Library: Primary Resources in U.S. History and Literature

Photo: "The slave who escaped arrived at Wilmington, North Carolina." On April 29, 1865, Franc Claisell's illustration newspaper, details. North Carolina University Chapel Hill Library North Carolina Collection Provided (Neg. 100 - 127. FP1 - 65 - W 74 - C 582 w - A 258). Reprinted with permission

Minnie and Oscar Jackson and his daughters, Minnie (left) and Cecilia. In 1920, M / M Jackson and details of Cecelia, Photographer: Minnie McKee. Carolina Room, Charlotte, Mecklenberg County Public Library. Reprinted with permission

Mosaic is a resource guide for the black history and culture studies of the Congress library exploring colonization, abolition, migration, and WPA. Includes maps of black history, charts, main sources of information and background information. The ninth part of the Civil Rights Movement includes the abolition of apartheid and civil rights in the theater and the setting. A special performance called Baseball, Color Line, Jackie Robinson from the 1860s to the 1960s gathered about 30 pieces from many places in the Congress library - manuscripts, books, photographs and short lives. It describes color lines, black leagues, Branch Ricky and Jackie Robinson who have isolated baseball for many years and two who played an important role in integrating sports. In the last two parts of the presentation I have explored Robinson's career as a dodge and civil rights activity.

Reading the description of Thomas Jefferson's US Constitution is the main source of information that will increase the interest of the history course, merely by reading the Constitution. When planning an American history course, please access the US Memory Library search engine of Congress library and find the main material on the topic you are working on. Students are encouraged to include important material in historical materials. Please add interesting reading comprehension to the language art courses of your students through the Fumiya Through Fables course of the Comenicus group. This program is designed for students who speak English as a second language and is suitable for middle and high school English students. This course includes short parables and four related activities: vocabulary matching exercises, vocabulary completion exercises, multi-choice understanding exercises, and written discussion exercises.

The Perseus project is an impressive Greek and classical material digital library of Tufts University Classics and the major and secondary sources of academic research cover the history, literature and culture of the Greek-Roman world. This series includes various resources such as primary and secondary text, website plan, digital image, map and so on. Works are listed by author, you can browse the Greek-Roman collection or use search engines. Various items such as vases, sculptures and sculptures, coins, buildings, jewelry, etc. are recorded at the museum and archeology museum. This site also provides frequently asked questions, articles, historical overviews, and answers to rich arts and other materials libraries. There are ancient Olympics and Heracles in the special exhibition. The website will be updated on a regular basis