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Additional Reading and Maps for U. S. History Courses
Reading for HIST 1301 Reading for
HIST 1302 Maps for
HIST 1301 AND HIST 1302
How to Do the Additional Reading and Maps Exercises (HTML)
How to Complete Scantron Forms Correctly (HTML)
I am convinced that if students have the opportunity to read the actual text of an original source document or hear an original speech (or read the text), it will go a long way toward improving his or her understanding of U.S. History. Accordingly, I have taken the time and made the effort to provide my students with links to other websites where they may access historically significant speeches and documents. Although I have done my best to choose sites that are solely educational in nature, I cannot take responsibility for any content, advertising, or further links any site may contain. Your use of these links beyond this page consitutes an understanding of this statement.
If you find a broken link, please let me know at once. If you discover a web site that you think is superior to any included here, please also let me know. I may replace it with the one you found. Thanks!
Most Frequently Linked Sites
Below are links to three websites to which I have most frequently linked on my additional reading lists. I also encourage students to visit these sites and read the many other documents and speeches that are not included in the selections on my additional reading pages.
Some Other Useful Links
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