Students at the Notre Dame School, New York, N.Y.
Interpreting Primary Sources:
African Americans After Slavery
Indian Policy
The Changing Status of Women
The Farmers' Revolt
Responses to Industrialism
The Gospel of Wealth
Interpreting Statistics:
African Americans After Slavery - from Slavery to Freedom
African Americans After Slavery - Lynchings
The Changing Lives of American Women
The Changing Lives of American Farmers
Trends in American Farming
Farming
Industrialization - The Growth of Industry
Industrialization - American Labor
Industrialization - Changing Living Standards
Study Aids:
The Supreme Court and Civil Rights
Women's Suffrage Before 1920
New States in the Union
Recommended lesson plans:
Worker's Rights and Advances in Technology in the Nineteenth Century (4 lesson plans):
http://www.historynow.org/12_2006/teacher.html
Gilded Age Lesson Plans from the Illinois Historical Digitization Projects
http://dig.lib.niu.edu/teachers/gilded.html
Fact Check:
Quiz on the Gilded Age
Primary source documents with classroom questions :
The Hardships of the Poor and Immigrants
Timelines:
A timeline of the 19th century
Continue to Visual Aids
Please Select
Revolutionary War
The Constitution
The New Nation
The Jeffersonian Era
The Jacksonian Era
Pre-Civil War Reform
Slavery
Westward Expansion
Coming of Civil War
The Civil War
Reconstruction
The Gilded Age
US World Power
Progressivism
Immigration
World War I
The 1920s
The Great Depression
World War II
Postwar America
The 1960s
The Vietnam War
End of 20th Century
September 11th