Drew, Theresa / Social Studies & US History Links

Which Founding Father Are You?

Follow the link below to take an on-line quiz to discover which Founding Father has character traits most like you.

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Liberty Kids - Road to Revolution

Test your knowledge about the American Revolution, and see if you can navigate your way to independence. Every correct answer gets you closer to liberty!

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American Revolution Timeline

The timeline shows events that lead to the American Revolution.

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Ben's Guide to US Government

Interactive games and activities to teach about our government. Learn about the branches of government, how a bill becomes a law, and more.

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Branches of Government

Brainpop video and activities that explain our national branches of government, their roles, and responsibilities.

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Life Without the Bill of Rights

Students can select to remove a right protected by the Bill of Rights and make observations about the changes in our society.

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America's Story for Kids from America's Library

This site has games and activities to help you learn about the United States, its people, and geography.

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iCivics - Citizenship & US Government

Games that let you learn about various aspects of our government.

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Federal Reserve

This site allows students to learn about the Federal Reserve and changes to US money over time.

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Social Studies for Kids

This site has an alphabetical list of general terms associated with US history. By clicking on the you can learn more details about your selected topic.

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Wayback Machine

This site lets you travel back in time to learn about past eras and life in the USA during these eras.

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American Civil War

Read the Special Feature Article "Remembering the Civil War" presented by Encyclopedia Britannica Online.

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The Underground Railroad

Follow the Underground Railroad and learn how it helped slaves escape to freedom.

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Go West Across America with Lewis and Clark

Interactive site that lets you make decisions similar to the decisions Lewis and Clark had to make along their journey.

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