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They fought for the right to vote, but also advanced the causes for birth control, civil rights and economic equality Victor Hugo, Womens History Month, Women In History, Family History, Shanghai, Women Right To Vote, Photo Record, Suffrage Movement, Woodrow Wilson
The Original Women's March on Washington and the Suffragists Who Paved the Way
They fought for the right to vote, but also advanced the causes for birth control, civil rights and economic equality
National Child Labor Committee Materials Child Labor Law, Child Worker, Labor Union, Historical Images, Interesting History, Industrial Revolution, Child Abuse, World History, History
National Child Labor Committee Materials
National Child Labor Committee Materials
The world economy explained with just two cows Funny Quotes, Funny Memes, Funny Cartoons, Humour Quotes, Amusing, I Laughed, Laughter, Fun Facts, Haha
The world economy explained with just two cows - Funny
The world economy explained with just two cows
Slave Ship. Amazing to see a real photo. So chilling. Black History Facts, African American History, Strange History, British History, Old Pictures, Old Photos, Vintage Pictures, African History
DyeHardClothing - Etsy
Slave Ship. Amazing to see a real photo. So chilling.
Everyday Life in the Past...these two things were common place on our streets....photo 1960s USA Great Memories, Childhood Memories, School Memories, 1980s Childhood, Happy Memories, Foto Picture, Telephone Booth, Vintage Telephone, Vintage Phones
Everyday Life in the Past
Everyday Life in the Past...these two things were common place on our streets....photo 1960s USA
Willis Carrier Hilarious, Jokes, Car Memes, Funny Gifs, True Quotes, I Love To Laugh, Make Me Smile
Willis Carrier
∞Ashley Kirk∞
∞Ashley Kirk∞
The 1965 Alabama "Literacy Test" for non-white voters. Take the whole test with 68 questions here: http://www.pbs.org/wnet/jimcrow/literacy_popup.html Did you pass? - Annabel Social Studies Education, Social Studies Middle School, Social Studies Classroom, Social Studies Activities, History Classroom, Teaching Activities, Teaching Us History, Teaching American History, History Teachers
The 1965 Alabama "Literacy Test" for non-white voters. Take the whole test with 68 questions here: http://www.pbs.org/wnet/jimcrow/literacy_popup.html Did you pass? - Annabel
Pics Or It Never Happened... yet, we have Religious Republikkkan Idiots that deny it happened! Wise Quotes, Great Quotes, Inspirational Quotes, Motivational Sayings, Wise Words, Words Of Wisdom, Pseudo Science, Interesting Facts
The Internet's Most Asked Questions
Pics Or It Never Happened... yet, we have Religious Republikkkan Idiots that deny it happened!
Magick Wicca Witch Witchcraft: The Salem #Witch Trials of 1692-1693 were by far the largest and most lethal outbreak of Witchcraft hysteria in American history. Yet Salem was just one of many incidents during the Great Age of Witch Hunts, which took place throughout Europe and her colonies over many centuries. Indeed, by European standards, Salem was not even a large outbreak. But what exactly were the factors that made Salem stand out? History Nerd, History Facts, History Major, History Websites, History Photos, Info Board
The Salem Witch Trials [infographic]
Magick Wicca Witch Witchcraft: The Salem #Witch Trials of 1692-1693 were by far the largest and most lethal outbreak of Witchcraft hysteria in American history. Yet Salem was just one of many incidents during the Great Age of Witch Hunts, which took place throughout Europe and her colonies over many centuries. Indeed, by European standards, Salem was not even a large outbreak. But what exactly were the factors that made Salem stand out?
Cocaine was removed from the drink in 1903. | 9 Facts About Coca-Cola’s History That’ll Make You Go "Whoa" History Online, History Memes, Vintage Ads, Vintage Photos
Cocaine was removed from the drink in 1903.
Cocaine was removed from the drink in 1903. | 9 Facts About Coca-Cola’s History That’ll Make You Go "Whoa"
Social Studies Success: Door Slaps - Formative Assessment 7th Grade Social Studies, Middle School Classroom, Teaching History, Student Teaching, Science Classroom, Classroom Ideas
Door Slaps - Formative Assessment
Social Studies Success: Door Slaps - Formative Assessment
Love this PBL...might make it so I can keep up with all the paperwork and post all the info need in a place accessible to the students!!! Project Based Learning Kindergarten, Teaching Projects, Inquiry Based Learning, Teaching Tools, Teacher Resources, Kindergarten Math, Math Pbl, Learning Log, Math Projects
Wikispaces
Love this PBL...might make it so I can keep up with all the paperwork and post all the info need in a place accessible to the students!!!
Project Based Learning by scholastic.com: Check out the links for inspiring articles, blog posts, videos, and free resources on PBL. #Education #PNL Instructional Coaching, Instructional Strategies, Instructional Design, Teaching Strategies, Teaching Tips, Instructional Technology, Differentiated Instruction, Teaching Art, Teacher Tools
Scholastic Teaching Tools | Resources for Teachers
Project Based Learning by scholastic.com: Check out the links for inspiring articles, blog posts, videos, and free resources on PBL. #Education #PNL
Color photos from The Great Depression. Pie Town, Dust Bowl, American Children, American Girls, Great Depression, Music Teacher, Music Class, Teaching Music, Fotografia
The Great Depression in Color
Color photos from The Great Depression.
The sudden scarcity of jobs in the early 1930s forced a huge number of men to hit the road. Certainly some coins were carved to fill the idle hours. More importantly, a ‘knight of the road,’ with no regular source of income, could take one of these plentiful coins and turn it into a folk art piece, which could in turn be sold or traded for small favors such as a meal or shelter for a night. Memento Mori, Totenkopf Tattoos, Hobo Nickel, Coin Art, Arte Horror, Post Mortem, Skull And Bones, Skull Art, Skull Decor
Skull "Hobo" Nickels — STREET ANATOMY
The sudden scarcity of jobs in the early 1930s forced a huge number of men to hit the road. Certainly some coins were carved to fill the idle hours. More importantly, a ‘knight of the road,’ with no regular source of income, could take one of these plentiful coins and turn it into a folk art piece, which could in turn be sold or traded for small favors such as a meal or shelter for a night.