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Interactive exhibit "The Four Freedoms: Real and Imagined"

America's National Churchill Museum 501 Westminster Ave., Fulton, MO, United States

In the January 1941 State of the Union Address, President Franklin D. Roosevelt identified "Four Freedoms," essential human rights that should be universally protected: Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Worship, Freedom from Want, and Freedom from Fear. American artist Norman Rockwell later illustrated these rights as aspects of daily American life. Rockwell's paintings were mass-produced […]

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The Round Table Podcast Playlists

Next Generation Politics / YVote , United States

The Round Table is a weekly youth-run podcast from Next Generation Politics/YVote, a youth civic engagement nonprofit. The podcast provides a platform for conversation and engagement of civically-minded young people from different parts of the country and strives to model civil dialogue across various divides—socioeconomic, racial, ethnic, political, and regional. We aim to challenge norms […]

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Get Ready to Vote with the History of Voting Rights

ActiVote , United States

Through the generations many have fought for the right to vote, whether it was the Revolutionary War to free the colonies from the British or the push for Women's Suffrage. That fight was long. That fight was hard. And that fight is ongoing. Check out this history of voting and your role in it's future!

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Get to know Utah women’s advocates in history!

Better Days UT, United States

Did you know Utah women were the first in the U.S. to vote under equal suffrage laws? Discover the stories of frontier suffragists and changemakers from every era at utahwomenshistory.org. The women's history nonprofit group Better Days has put together a growing library of bios and articles about Utah women who've made history by standing […]

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What Does Justice Mean to You?

York County History Center , United States

Created in connection with the anniversary of the 19th Amendment being ratified, the York County History Center dives into the history of the Women's Suffrage Movement.  We invite you to virtually explore the role of the Justice Bell & York County in the Women’s Suffrage Movement and learn about suffragists like Anna Dill Gamble and […]

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Dive Into the Making of the Constitution

George Washington's Mount Vernon , United States

Explore the United States Constitution by streaming "A More Perfect Union," a 21-minute film that explores how the deficiencies of the Articles of Confederation led to the Constitutional Convention and ultimately to the ratification of a new constitution. After watching, test your knowledge of the Constitution with quizzes and explore the ratification process using an […]

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Essential Pieces

York County History Center PA, United States

The York County History Center believes that we can not tell our story without your story. This exhibit is the first in a series of exhibits that highlights those who have been historically excluded. Former Community Historian Ophelia Chambliss worked within the Black community to collect stories through the Share Your Story project. Her work […]

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Essential Pieces Exhibit Talk

York County History Center PA, United States

Hear from former Community Historian, Ophelia Chambliss as she discusses elements of the Essential Pieces exhibit. The Essential Pieces exhibit is a timeline that provides a fuller narrative of our community's rich and diverse history.

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Explore the “Race: Are We So Different?” Virtual Exhibit

Museum of Us 1350 El Prado, Balboa Park, San Diego, CA, CA, United States

The Museum of Us' "Race: Are We So Different?" virtual exhibit explains the origins of race and racism, and helps us understand how to deal with them in productive, enlightening ways. Most of what we think about race is based on myth, folklore, or assumptions unsupported by genetics or biology.

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Test Your Knowledge of the Constitution!

George Washington’s Mount Vernon , United States

How much do you know about the making of the U.S. Constitution? Test your knowledge of the vocabulary, timeline of events, and the specifics of the compromises that were made during the Constitutional Convention with five quizzes on the document that outlines our system of government. We recommend watching Mount Vernon's 21-minute video "A More […]

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The Constitution Primary Source Set

Library of Congress , United States

Come explore a selection of Library of Congress primary sources dedicated to the United States Constitution. This set also includes a Teacher's Guide with historical context and teaching suggestions.

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Civic Empathy Exhibits

Heinz History Center , United States

As part of the History Center's pilot Civic Empathy Project, History Center staff worked with 15 of its Affiliates Program sites to develop exhibitions that prioritize building empathy and taking action to further civic engagement. Each site identified a relevant story from their community’s history and developed a small exhibit that demonstrates how civic action […]

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