| | Nine to Five |
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| | "Only in America" |
| | "The Message" |
| | Excerpt from Part 4 of The Hip-Hop Years |
| | "We Didn't Start the Fire" |
| | "With God on Our Side" |
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| | Gordon Parks' photo of Ella Watson |
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| | 1993 DBQ |
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| | Africans Americans in the Late Colonial Period - Documents Lesson |
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| | 2005 DBQ - "Radicalism" of the American Revolution? |
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| | 1985 DBQ - Effectiveness of the Articles of Confederation |
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| | 2006 DBQ - Changing Roles of Women, 1770-1860 |
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| | 2009 DBQ - "Many Thousands Gone"?, 1775-1830 |
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| | Simulation: Economy and Society in 1830s America |
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| | Video: Solomon Northup's Odyssey: "Twelve Years A Slave" |
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| | Slave Songs |
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| | Free Response Essay: The Aftermath of the Mexican War, 1845 -1855 |
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| | Lincoln's "House Divided" Speech, June 16, 1858 - a primary source |
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| | Lincoln-Douglas debates - excerpts from a primary source |
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| | The Davis Resolutions - a primary source |
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| | Jubilee: Literature as History |
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| | 1996 DBQ - Reconstruction: How much of a revolution? |
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| | Land and Labor during Reconstruction - Documents Lesson ("Jigsaw") |
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| | 1989 DBQ - Booker T. Washington vs. W. E. B. DuBois, 1877-1915 |
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| | 2003 Form B DBQ - The Progressive Era |
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| | 2008 Form B DBQ - Evolution of Immigration and Immigration Restriction, 1880-1924 |
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| | Multimedia lesson: Jacob Lawrence's Migration Series |
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| | 2003 DBQ - The New Deal |
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| | 2001 DBQ - Cold War fears |
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| | Oral History in the Classroom: Clarence Jones on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr |
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| | TET 1968: excerpt from Vietnam: A Television History |
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| | "I Feel Like I'm Fixin to Die Rag" and "Okie from Muskogee" |
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| | 2008 DBQ - Social, Economic and Political Impact of the Vietnam War |
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| | 2011 DBQ - International and Domestic Challenges faced by the Nixon Administration |
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| | Ira Berlin's New Interpretive Framework for African-American (and all of U.S.?) History |
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| | The Significance of Rap Music and Hip-Hop for U.S. History since 1965 |
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| | A Brief List of Additional New Recommended Resources for Teaching AP US History |
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| | Teachers' Websites |
| | "DBQs since 1983" (Mr. Marc Gonzales AP US History) |
| | Sue Pojer, "American History A.P. Main Page" on Historyteacher.net |
| | Sue Pojer, PowerPoint Palooza |
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| | Recent Books |
| | Ira Berlin, Many Thousands Gone. The First Two Centuries of Slavery in North America. |
| | Ira Berlin, The Making of African America. The Four Great Migrations, chapter 5. |
| | Roger Daniels, Coming to America. A History of Immigration and Ethnicity in American Life., Second edition. |
| | Joseph Ellis, Founding Brothers, chapters 2-5. |
| | Eric Foner, Give Me Liberty! An American History. Second edition. |
| | Michael Henry, U.S. History Skillbook. Second edition. |
| | David Reimers, Other Immigrants: The Global Origins of the American People. |
| | Tricia Rose, The Hip Hop Wars. What We Talk About When We Talk About Hip Hip-And Why It Matters. |
| | Larry Starr and Christopher Waterman, American Popular Music. From Minstrelsy to MP3. |
| | Alan Taylor, American Colonies. The Settling of North America. |
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| | Recently Released Audio and Video Resources |
| | Byron Hurt, Beyond Beats and Rhymes |
| | iTunes U (especially lectures by David Blight, Claybourne Carson, Joanne Freeman, Jack Rakove, and Tricia Rose) |
| | Tricia Rose, "The Hip Hop Wars" |
| | The Hip-Hop Years (a four part British documentary) |
