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hpbookmarks"Archiving Early America is one of the Internet's leading Web sites offering a unique body of primary source material on the life and times of 18th century America. The site focuses on the Colonial era, the Revolutionary War and the Early Republic.
The site is supported solely by advertising. It is not funded by public money, grants, or private or corporate sponsorships. All of the features at the site are free to users.
Don Vitale is editor and publisher of Archiving Early America. A former journalist, he served as senior lecturer at the University of Southern California's Department of Journalism. He is presently archivist for the Keigwin and Mathews Collection of 18th century historical documents of early America."history american maps social studies u.s. primary sources documents events personalities people images music videos ebooks archives teaching teacherslessons
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nopielskiArchiving Early America Your Window Into America’s Founding Years For Teachers and Students Archiving Early America provides the in-depth background that allows you to understand this country’s formative years. For free access to our extensive body of information, click here. Insights Lives of Famous Early Americans At Lives of Famous Early Americans you’ll find Benjamin Franklin’s Autobiography. Discover Franklin’s …
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McKinley Librarylarge collection of primary source material from 18th c America
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Christine PetersonIncludes information pertaining to the American Revolution including documents, biographies, music, videos, and quizzes
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historygarciaArchiving Early America provides the in-depth background that allows you to understand this country's formative years.
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etony33A worthwhile commercial site for links to historical documents, biographies, and even on-line books, on 18th century America. These archival materials are displayed in their original formats so they can be read and examined close-up and in detail. Of special interest is the Maryland Gazette containing George Washington's Journal of his historic trip to the Ohio Valley. It is the only original copy privately held. Materials are free for personal use.
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Jen Kindgood for primary resources in S.S.
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Tiffany BackArticles and primary sources that kids can use to study the founding of America. Useful for thinking about who is telling the story--whose perspective is being shared, and whose is being ignored?
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ElRo Resources"Archiving Early America is one of the Internet's leading Web sites offering a unique body of primary source material on the life and times of 18th century America. The site focuses on the Colonial era, the Revolutionary War and the Early Republic.
The site is supported solely by advertising. It is not funded by public money, grants, or private or corporate sponsorships. All of the features at the site are free to users.
Don Vitale is editor and publisher of Archiving Early America. A former journalist, he served as senior lecturer at the University of Southern California's Department of Journalism. He is presently archivist for the Keigwin and Mathews Collection of 18th century historical documents of early America."history reference american maps social studies american history u.s. history primary sources' primary sources documents events personalities people images music videos ebooks archives teaching teachers lessons
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Jill BachmanThis wonderful, well-established site uses primary sources to present the history of the U.S. Materials are organized into categories such as Freedom Documents, Early America Review, Lives of Early Americans, Maps, Portraits, Town Crier Forums, Pages from the Past, Games, Music, and Movies. Go to World of Early America for information on Notable Women, Famous Obituaries, and an article on how to read a primary source document. Milestone Events features George Washington's Journal, the Louisiana Purchase Treaty, and the Northwest Ordinance.
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Sharron WatsonGood sight of archives for early America
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Ron BahreGreat source for original documents in US History. Early American History.
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Curt Metzgergood source of early American history
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Amy MelsonArchiving Early America is a site has a wealth of resources including a unique array of primary source material from 18th Century America. Scenes and portraits from original newspapers, maps and writings come to life on your screen just as they appeared to this country's forebears more than two centuries ago.
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Rebecca DrazdowskiArchiving Early America is one of the Internet’s leading Web sites offering a unique body of primary source material on the life and times of 18th century America. The site focuses on the Colonial era, the Revolutionary War and the Early Republic.
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Michelle PhillipsThis site is organized in a student-friendly format. The text is large, descriptions are concise, and the toolbar on the left side of the page helps students navigate easily. I love the inclusion of "Freedom Documents" as well as "Rare Images." The "Join or Die" propaganda from the "Rare Images" tab is also featured in our 5th grade social studies text (students can make a text-to-media connection). "Pages from the Past" gives students a glimpse into colonial-era printing and publication. What an authentic experience!
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Anne HubbellStudents could research many topics about American history using this site. There are examples of newspapers, maps, and almanacs from the 18th century. There are songs that students can listen to from the different time periods in our history. There are also images from the past that students can even use for free. There are instructions on how to access these images and how to give credit to this source.
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Paul HavankoPurpose: This site is devoted to being primary source material from 18th Century America.
Bias: There appears to be no bias in this site.
Credibility: Many of the articles feature a works cited section at the end of the page.
Currency: The site seems to be updated quarterly.
Who wrote it? Don Vitale is editor and publisher of Archiving Early America. A former journalist, he served as senior lecturer at the University of Southern California's Department of Journalism. He is presently archivist for the Keigwin and Mathews Collection of 18th century historical documents of early America.
Readability: The site contains a lot of information about the Colonial era, the Revolutionary War, and the Early Republic. It reads as one might expect from a history textbook or historical biography. Fonts are large enough to not cause eye strain.
What about advertising? The site is supported with numerous advertising, some of it in the margins of the webpages, some of it almost embedded in the various articles.
Summary: This site has some great information about the American Revolution, though I feel that some of the organization could be more streamlined to make it easier for students to find their way around. Menus help with some of the navigation, but it lacks a stronger design that would make it stand out as a more impressive resource. I would mainly use it as a site for students to visit while gathering research. -
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Brian LicataArchiving Early America: Primary Source Material from 18th Century America http://t.co/p5ETlF8 #sschat
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Matthew BrownArchiving Early America: Primary Source Material from 18th Century America http://t.co/p5ETlF8 #sschat
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Doug PetersonHere at Archiving Early America you will be rewarded with a unique array of primary source material from 18th Century America. Scenes and portraits from original newspapers, magazines, maps and writings come to life just as they appeared to this country's forebears more than 250 years ago.
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Tabitha CostnerGives history of early America, links to primary source materials and documents, info on Ben Franklin and George Washington
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Stephen PolitzerArchiving Early America: Scenes and portraits from original newspapers, magazines, maps and writings come to life just as they appeared to this country's forebears more than 250 years ago.
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Philip LaceyPrimary Source Material from 18th Century America - a unique array of primary source material from 18th Century America. Scenes and portraits from original newspapers, magazines, maps and writings come to life just as they appeared to this country's forebears more than 250 years ago.
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