The U.S. Constitution is great resource for U.S. Government or U.S.
      History students in a flipped classroom environment. Click on the
      photo to go to the Constitution link.

                      
                   
                Knowledge of the Constitution can be furthered by studying the first 
                ten amendments to our Constitution. Click on the photo to go to the
                Bill of Rights link.

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                  Women in History.  A great resource for research projects on
                women's contributions throughout history.  Click on the picture
                to go to the women in history link.
                         

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                  Crash Course World History.  John Green is the host, and he has a
                funny and clever way of describing world history. Students will
                engage through laughter among other things. Click on the link to
                go to Crash Course World History.

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                Crash Course U.S. History.  Like Crash Course World History,
                John Green is the host, and he has a funny and clever way of
                describing U.S. history, which will entertain students as they
                learn. Click on the link to go to Crash Course U.S. History.    
 
 

                    
       

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                   African-American history timeline.  This site has additional
                 links that take students to biographies and historical issues
                 from Civil Rights to Affirmative Action. Click on the link to go
                 to the African-American History timeline.

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