HISTORICAL THEMES RESOURCE PAGE:

1. Change an Continuity in American Democracy;

• Constitution Celebration Kit Resource Page
• Primary Sources Collection
• History Video Collection
• History Collection of Resources
• Timeline Resource Collection
• The Avalon Project - Chronology of American History
• The Smithsonian American History Timeline
• Reading: The Coming Crisis in Citizenship

2. Gathering and Interactions of Peoples, Cultures and Ideas;

• U.S. History Collection of Resources
• Primary Sources Collection
• U.S. Immigration Timeline
• Immigration to the United States
• Utah History Dual Timeline
• Ute History Timeline
• American Indian Heritage Month Page
• Black American History Month
• Women's History Month
• American Indians 101 FAQ
• Local History
• American Indian Video Collection
• Resource Page
• American Indian Resource Page
• Timeline of African American History

3. Economic and Technological Changes and Their Relationship to Society, Ideas and the Environment;

• The National Archive Collection
• The Smithsonian's History of Science and Technology
• "Way Back"  PBS U.S. History for Kids
• Regents Prep: U.S. History: Science and Technology
• The Library of Congress
• Railroad Timeline History
• The Henry Ford.Org History Timeline
• NCA Candy History Timeline 
• U.S. EPA History Timeline
• Environmental History Timeline
• Environmental Movement Timeline

4. Changing Role of America in the World

• The Timeline of U.S. Diplomatic History
• Timeline of U.S. Diplomacy History
• The Avalon Project
• U.S. Diplomacy
• A Brief History of U.S. Diplomacy

If you need information about the UB-TAH the address is: 

UB-TAH, USU Uintah Basin Extension
987 East Lagoon (124-9)
Roosevelt, Utah 84066
E-Mail: Antonio Arce, Project Coordinator
Phone: (435) 722-1736

 

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