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American history primary source document library
American history primary source document library

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A primary source is direct evidence of an event, idea, or development in history. It is a written or oral account obtained from actual participants in an event. By presenting students with various...

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Chapter and Unit Tests, Forms A and B (The American Journey: Building a Nation)
Section Quizzes (The American Journey: Building a Nation)
Activity Workbook (The American Journey: Building a Nation, Teacher's Annotated Edition)
Reteaching Activities for United States Government
American History The Early Years to 1877 Vocabulary Activities
American History The Early Years to 1877 Chapter Skills Activities

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