The Russian Revolution
In groups, students write a one-act play based on what they have learned (through Internet research) about a figure associated with the Russian Revolution. Lesson includes discussion questions, suggested readings, web links, evaluation, extensions, and vocabulary.

The Age of Reform
As a way of introducing students to the variety of reform movements, this lesson looks at two reform movements—anti-slavery and women’s rights.  In addition to learning about the beliefs and motivations of each group, we will seek the cultural connections among the various reform impulses.

Attitudes Toward Emancipation
Through the Internet, students can return to this frontier and explore the many obstacles and alternatives we faced in making this passage toward "a more perfect Union."
 

Best of History Websites (Early Modern Europe)

Map Resources on the Web

BBC History An impressive array of exhibitions, activities, games, photo galleries and other resources.

The History Channel Online

PBS History
 

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