America on the World Stage Teaching American History Grant Digital Library

Module 9: Nation in Conflict - Nations at War

	Animals At War Grade Level: 4, 5 Mohrmann, Sharon

	Reporting the War During World War II Grade Level: High School McLaughlin, Sandra

	The Rise to Power of Adolf Hitler Grade Level: 6, 7, 8 Shuman, Kristin

	The Zimmerman Telegram and World War I Grade Level: 7 Morris, Jared

	War of Words Grade Level: 7, 8, High School Daisley, William Prescott

	What is so Great about the Great War? Grade Level: 6, 7 Hammer, Stephanie

	Why Did the Germans Lose at D-Day? Grade Level: High School Larson, Melisa

	Women on the Homefront During WWII Grade Level: 7 Lohr, Lisa

	World War II is Over. Now What? Grade Level: 7 Roache, Margi

Module 8: The Promises and Responsibilities of Citizenship - Immigration and Citizenship

	Angel Island - Passing Through the Eye of the Immigration Station Needle Grade Level: 6, 7, 8 Mthethwa, Dingani

	Assessing Political Machines Grade Level: 7, 8, High School Goodin, Teresa

	Diversity in the Calendar Grade Level: 3 Orr, Jennifer

	Immigration and Food Grade Level: 3 Stevens, Amanda

	Lincoln and Thanksgiving Grade Level: 3 Thompson, Courtney

	The Experience of Ellis Island Grade Level: 1 Kluender, Courtney

	Who was Virginia…Who is Virginia? Grade Level: 4, 5, 6 Senn, Jessamy

	Why Did They Come? Grade Level: 7 Daly, Jim

Module 7: Resources, Opportunity, and Enterprise - Industrialization and Urbanization

	A Look at the Clothing of Children Grade Level: KG Rodgers, Virginia

	Children of the Progressive Era Compared to Children Today Grade Level: 1 Kluender, Courtney

	Comparative of Rosa Parks and Cesar Chavez Grade Level: 3 Nicholson, Libby

	Interpreting Primary Sources Grade Level: 7 Harding, Diane

	Pool Play: Long Ago and Today Grade Level: 5 Riso, Peggy

	Prohibition: Success or Failure? Grade Level: 7, 8, High School Schaffer, Will

	Responses to Immigration During the Gilded Age Grade Level: 7 Pittman, Katie

	Revolution or Reform? The U.S. Progressive Movement and the Arab Spring Grade Level: High School Spradlin, Charles

	Trans-Atlantic Women Suffrage Movement Grade Level: High School

	Women Suffrage Grade Level: 8 Driver, David

Module 6: The Promises and Responsibilities of Citizenship - America, Westward

	Global Effects of the Haitian Slave Rebellion Grade Level: 6 Haskins, Katie

	Irrigation in the American Southwest Grade Level: 7, 8, High School Dojack, Andrew

	Roots of Rebellion Grade Level: High School Hale, Amy

	Singing West Grade Level: 5, 6 Haddix, Julie

	Stop Lewis and Clark! Grade Level: 5, 6 Morris, Jared

	Texas: Prelude to Civil War Grade Level: 5, 6, High School Goodin, Teresa

	The Chinese Exclusion Act: Closing the West to the World Grade Level: High School Webb, Sharon

	The Nez Perce: From Peace Ribbon to Fugitive Grade Level: 6, 7 Hammer, Stephanie

	Three American Beginnings Grade Level: 4, 5, 6 Senn, Jessamy

Module 5: Nation in Conflict - America During the Age of Lincoln

	Childhood in the Age of Lincoln Grade Level: 1, 2 Sullivan, Gena

	Education in the Time of Lincoln Grade Level: 1 Paeschke, Charity

	Honest Abe Grade Level: 3 Curtis, Jeanette

	Lincoln and his use of the Telegraph Grade Level: 1, 2, 3 Techman, Melissa

	Lincoln Letters, Windows Into the Past Grade Level: 1, 2, 3 Waldron, Christine

	The General Store and the Age of Lincoln Grade Level: 1, 2, 3 Mohrmann, Sharon

	Who was Abraham Lincoln? Grade Level: 2 Podrebarac, Barbara

	Who was Matthew Brady? Grade Level: 1 Hobson, Vicki

Module 4: Resources, Opportunity, and Enterprise - America and the Transatlantic World

	3 Doors into 33,000 Voyages Grade Level: 6, 7, High School Hunter, Katie

	Childhood Slavery in North America Grade Level: 6, 7 Harper, Scott

	Complicity: Divergent Interests in the Transatlantic Slave Trade Grade Level: High School Mace, Scott

	First Africans in Virginia Grade Level: 4, 5, 6 Shifflett, Donna

	How Important were Africans to the Transatlantic Slave Trade? Grade Level: High School Gilmour, Caroline

	How Powerful Were Slaves? Grade Level: 6, 7, High School Murphy, Sarah

	How Proud Can Britain Be? Grade Level: 6, 7, High School Howarth, Steven

	Lick and Lock up Done Wid Grade Level: 6, 7, High School Wallace, Hannah

	Remembering Victims of the Slave Trade Grade Level: 6, 7, High School Winters, Lauren

	Slavery and the American Revolution Grade Level: High School Dooley, Emily

	Slavery in the Americas Grade Level: 5, 6 Orr, Jennifer

	The Long Arm of Slavery Grade Level: 5, 6 Esposito, Christine

	The Pathway from Property to Person Grade Level: 6, 8, High School Campbell, Tamie

	The Slave Trade in Africa Grade Level: 5, 6 Morris, Jared

	Transatlantic Slave Trade: Make or Break Identities Grade Level: High School Muse, Teresa

	Unintended Consequences: The Abolition of the Atlantic Slave Trade Grade Level: High School Hobson, John

	Was 1807 Really the End of the Slave Trade? Grade Level: 6, 7, High School Gridley, Jennifer

	What Does a Slave Rebellion Look Like? Grade Level: 6, 7, High School Marshall, Ian

	Witnessing the African Slave Trade Grade Level: 6, 7, High School Roberts, Stephen John

Module 3: The Promises and Responsibilities Of Citizenship - Birth Of Democracy In A Global Context

	Articles of Confederation or Articles of Confusion Grade Level: 5, 6 Conley, Jennifer

	French and Indian War: A Global Conflict Grade Level: 5, 6, High School Honaker, Scott

	Persecution: Let Us Have a Look Grade Level: 5, 6 Morris, Jared

	Self Evident Truths: Did the Punishment Fit the Crime? Grade Level: 4, 5, 6, 8 Senn, Jessamy

	Should I Stay or Go? Grade Level: 5, 6 Dent, Rob

	Woodsrunner 1776: Connecting Literature and History Grade Level: 4 Grove, Karen

Module 2: Nation In Conflict - Founding Figures of America In A Global Context

	Artifacts from George Washington’s Study and Thomas Jefferson’s Cabinet. Grade Level: 3 Plank, Mary

	Benjamin Franklin: World Famous American Grade Level: 1 Paeschke, Charity

	Dolley Madison: Our Nation’s First Lady Grade Level: 2 Mohrmann, Sharon

	Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness Grade Level: 3 McCullen, Nancy

	Pocahontas Revisited Grade Level: KG Sullivan, Gena

	Shopping During and After the American Revolution Grade Level: 2 Steele, Lindsey

	The Road Home Grade Level: 1 Johnston, Mary

	We Hold these Truths Grade Level: 3 Curtis, Jeanette

	What Did George Washington Teach Us About Being President Rather Than King? Grade Level: 3 Holder, Judy

Module 1: Resources, Opportunity, and Enterprise

	Connections Between the English Civil War and the American Revolution Grade Level: 5, 6, High School Esposito, Christine

	Perspectives of the Transatlantic Slave Trade Grade Level: 4, 5, 6 Honaker, Scott

	Religious Tolerance in America Grade Level: High School Przyuski, Trevor

	Responding to Debt Grade Level: High School Bailey, Hannah

	Tobacco: The Crop that Saved Virginia Grade Level: 4, 5, 6 Shifflett, Donna

	Why Sugar? Grade Level: 8, High School Niestrath, Laurie

	Why War? Grade Level: 5, 6 Orr, Jennifer

	Why Was the Constitution Written? Grade Level: High School Shrader, Nikki