What are some good internet sources for a middle school history project on the American Revolution that are easy to read?
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What are some good internet sources for a middle school history project on the American Revolution that are easy to read?
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easy to read American Revolution resources for students middle school history Smithsonian National Park Service Library of Congress Google ↗
- Visit Ducksters · ducksters.com
- Visit Britannica Kids · kids.britannica.com
- Visit the National Park Service · nps.gov
- External Websites - American Revolution: A Resource Guide · guides.loc.gov
- The Power of an Argument - Independence National Historical Park (U.S. National Park Service) · nps.gov
- Visit History for Kids · historyforkids.org
- Visit the Museum of the American Revolution · amrevmuseum.org
- Middle and High School Resources · wvde.us
- Visit the Smithsonian · americanhistory.si.edu
- Lexington and Concord: A Historical Interpretation Lesson · americanhistory.si.edu
- Visit PBS LearningMedia · pbslearningmedia.org
- American Revolution Grades 6-12 · nhpbs.org