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Historydaysummerweborientation Jeanettesilva
Historydaysummerweborientation Jeanettesilva
One of the great things (and there are a lot of great things) about History Day is that you get
to choose your own topic. So lets pretend today that you are part of the great Fedde History
Day team, and its time to start selecting a topic. Below you will find instructions, links to
websites, and table to fill in. When you are finished, hopefully, you will have discovered an
interesting topic that you may want to continue to learn more about.
1. Click on the link below and take a look at the 100 most important documents in US history.
Choose three that you think are interesting and note WHY you are interested in these
documents
Documents - http://www.ourdocuments.gov/content.php?flash=true&page=milestone
Document
Lee resolution
Bill of rights
Morrill Act
2. Primary sources are valuable because we get a glimpse at history as it was happening. It is
unfiltered, and often unbiased historical treasure. Click on the link below and choose 3 sets of
primary sources that you think might help in creating a History Day project. [It does not need to
support the choices you made above]
Christopher Columbus
The Constitution
Explorer
magellan
Christopher columbus
Amerigo Vespucci
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