Conventions, Expositions, Fairs
- Today in History: Woman’s Rights Conventions
- Paris Exposition resources
- World’s Columbian Exposition resources
- World’s Fair resources
- World’s Fair St. Louis resources | timeline & select historical newspaper articles
Methods of Communication
Movements
- Abolition
- Civil Rights
- Conservation
- Harlem Renaissance
- Woman Suffrage | Tactics in the March to Suffrage
- Works Progress Administration
News
- African American Newspapers
- Jewish American Newspapers
- Latino Spanish Language Newspapers
- Native American Newspapers
- Collection Spotlight: All American News first newsreels produced for a black audience 1942-45
- National Press Club Luncheon Speeches 1954-1989
People
- Activists
- Artists
- Justices
- Politicians & Political Debates
- John Peter Altgeld
- William Jennings Bryan
- James F. Byrnes
- John C. Calhoun
- Salmon P. Chase
- Margaret Chase Smith
- Shirley Chisholm
- Henry Clay
- Stephen A. Douglas
- Benjamin Franklin
- José Manuel Gallegos
- Patrick Henry
- Robert M.T. Hunter
- John Jay
- Barbara Jordan
- John Lewis
- Henry Cabot Lodge
- Patsy Mink
- Gifford Pinchot
- Carl Schurz
- Daniel Webster
- Photographers
- U.S. Presidents
- World War I Hello Girls
Protests
- Protest & Reform Primary Source Set
- Race Riots/Protests
- “Bonus” Army
- First March from Selma
- March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom
Technologies
- Film
- Radio
- Telegraph
- Telephone & Photophone
- Television
Local topic suggestions
I will like to do FRIDA KAHLO 😀 she is a very amazing women and her history is still in our life especially on art. One thing I really love about her that she is very open she is not scared to express her feelings
I would like to do harriet tubman she is very helpful with people and her story/life is amazing!! I really love what she has done for everyone and the slaves. 🙂
i want to do woman rights and how they could not vote years ago but look at us now we got to vote who we wanted our presdent was
I am doing the Film I love electronics and i think it would be cool to learn some of the first videos.
For VHD I am doing 1917, it is a movie but I want to learn what actually happened.