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Celebrate
Constitution Day in Your Classroom - this site includes
numerous links to information about our Constitution and forefathers,
including links to lesson plans and games for students.
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Library
of Congress: Gettysburg Address - view photographs of
the orignal document and the only known photograph of Lincoln
at Gettysburg
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The
Bill of Rights - Visit the Charters of Freedom site to
read the Bill of Rights and links to additional information about
the Bill |
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University
of Oklahoma College of Law - a chronology of historical
documents that date from the present to pre-colonial times.
Each document links to a textualized version of each document.
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The
National Archives - "Of all documents and materials
created in the course of business conducted by the United States
Federal government, only 1%-3% are so important for legal or
historical reasons that they are kept by us forever. Those
valuable records are preserved and are available to you, whether
you want to see if they contain clues about your family’s
history, need to prove a veteran’s military service, or
are researching an historical topic that interests you."
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America's
Homepage - this site includes historic documents as
well as a virtual tour of our capital.
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Historical
Documents - a vast number of links to information about
documents associated with history.
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The
Avalon Project at Yale Law School - Documents in Law,
History, and Diplomacy
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Ellen
Bailey Poems - link to several patriotic themed poems
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USA
Patriotism! - 650 patriotic poems can be found at this
site. Use them as inspiration for bulletin boards, cards for
vetrans, etc.
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American
Patriot Web - access numerous Patiotic Quotes sorted
by author's name
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Speeches
& Videos
- The History Channel has posted numerous historical speeches
in audio and video format
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