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Civil War American Civil War.Com offers maps and other visuals as well as short biographies helpful for teachers covering the Civil War. American Civil War Homepage offers teachers a variety of links to cover the American Civil War in their class and the site is well maintained. America's Reconstruction provides background and up-to-date material on the Reconstruction era and is an excellent source for teachers and students in their classes. Civil War Maps an excellent source provided by the Library of Congress, which will add teachers seeking electronic maps for PowerPoint and other visual displays. Civil War Women from Duke University offers teachers the use of online primary source documents and is a great site for bringing the American Civil War alive for their students. Concise Bibliography on the American Civil War a vast array of books available concerning the Civil War, War Between the States if you are a neo-confederate, including the Border War in Kansas and Missouri as well as Reconstruction. Excellent for both teachers and students seeking information in this exciting field. Confederate Constitution is a text comparison with the U.S. Constitution and is another in a series of sites provided by the Avalon Project at Yale. Music of the American Civil War provides the sounds of the American Civil War and is a splendid site for educators to use while covering this subject. Reconstruction: The Second Civil War is offered by that American Experience for educators with supplemental materials of value based on the PBS presentationin their classes. A Time of the Lincolns a part of the American Experience series on PBS with additional materials for teachers and students such as timelines and additional information on slavery and the role of women in mid nineteenth-century America. Triumph of Nationalism excellent for teachers seeking information on the period of national expansion and the ensuing problems leading to the American Civil War. The Valley of the Shadows a Civil War site presented by Colonial Williamsburg depicting two twos, one in the North and the other in the South. The site is excellent for teachers covering the Civil War. |
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