The United States

K-12 TLC Guide to U.S. Government
K-12 TLC Guide to United States Geography K-12 TLC Guide to United States Maps

United States Data Map: U.S. Census Bureau United States Gazetteer: U.S. Census Bureau

K-12 TLC Guide to Museums

Famous Americans, Presidents
Flags and Symbols, Great Speeches, Historic Documents,
Landmarks, Monuments and Memorials
American Life, Census, Cities
Economics, Government: Federal, Government: States
History, Wars
Geography, Landforms, Maps
Southeast United States
State Admission Dates

The United States	African-Americans: K-12 TLC Guide. Asian-Americans: K-12 TLC Guide. Native-Americans: K-12 TLC Guide. Southeast United States: K-12 TLC Guide. American FactFinder, U.S. Census Bureau: Kids' Corner. Fun State Facts. Ben's Guide to U.S. Government, U.S. Government Printing Office: Grades 3-5: Quick Facts About the U.S.. U.S. Commonwealths & Territories. Fact Monster. Famous Americans: K-12 TLC Guide. Federal Holidays, U.S. Naval Observatory. Firsts in America, InfoPlease. TheHistoryNet: 11/20/1967: U.S. Population Reaches 200,000,000. The Library of Congress: America at Play. American Leaders Speak: 1918-1920. Explore the States. See, Hear and Sing. National Public Radio (audio): America's "Soft Power": 3/30/00 (2:44). The U.S. Energy Policy: 9/28/00 (2:52). U.S. Ethnic Demographics: 1/13/00 (7:23). Where is the South?: 2/20/00 (2:59). WWII Farm Laborers: 01/16/99 (6:20). Picture Archive, Swedish University Network. Pioneers, John's Word Search Puzzles. RoadTrip America. Rough Guides to Travel. States with Kids' Pages, The State of Wyoming. U.S. Border with Mexico: K-12 TLC Guide. United States Department of State: Facts about the USA: The 50 States. General Statistics. Online Reference Sources. "Elimination of Racial Discrimination in the U.S.". National Public Radio (audio): Report #1: 9/21/00 (4:00). Report #2: 9/22/00 (4:47).
The United States American Life	American Society and Culture: Dorothy Rabinowitz, Wall Street Journal. The Forgotten Fourteen Million: Child Poverty in America, American Radio Works. How Race is Lived in America, The New York Times (free userid required). The New Americans, PBS. Oral History Research Center, Indiana University. The Pew Internet and American Life Project. Spirituality in America: K-12 TLC Guide. National Public Radio (audio) The Changing Face of America. America Needs a Buddhist President, Brett Bevel: 3/29/00 (1:45). America's "Soft Power", Joseph Nye: 3/30/00 (2:44). American Kids Losing Battle Against Fat: 8/23/00 (12:30). Americans and World Aid, Daniel Schorr: 09/20/00 (3:00). The Burden of Country Living, Meghan Daum: 10/4/00 (3:17). Common Past of Blacks & Whites, Desree Cooper: 10/6/00 (3:00). Disregarding Laws for Politics, Daniel Schorr: 4/5/00 (3:00). The Democratic Workplace: 10/02/00 (8:45). Ethnicity And The Census, Shaffy Moeel: 3/31/00 (5:14). Excesses in Contemporary America, Kevin Phillips: 3/31/00 (3:22). Fast Food Restaurant - Not Much Fun, Christopher Wynn: 9/24/00 (3:00). Growing Up in a Chicano Kitchen: 8/15/00 (2:18). Historical Interpretation Should Tell It All, Lorraine Johnson Coleman: 2/28/00 (3:51). Life in Walpole, NH: 8/22/00 (7:15). Melting Pot, Bill Harley: 1/6/00 (2:15). The Social Isolation of Americans: 5/31/00 (7:00). Southern Food, Lorraine Johnson Coleman: 5/29/00 (4:00). Supreme Court Ban on Nude Dancing, Scott Simon: 4/1//00 (2:30). Thursday's Girls, Vertamae Grosvenor: 4/30/00 (3:45). The Uncle Sam Parade, Marion Roach: 9/13/00 (3:30). U.S. Airports: Behind the Scenes: 1/31/01 (22:00). The White Cross on the Road, Dick George: 8/17/00 (2:45). Joe Davidson: American Police and People of Color: 2/29/00 (3:15). Capital Punishment: 2/21/00 (3:05).
The United States State Admission Dates	50states.com. 1930 Census. Kidport. NetState.com. Smithsonian Institution. U.S. Diplomatic Mission to Germany. U.S. Embassy Stockholm. WorldAtlas.com.
The United States Great	March 5, 1774: John Hancock: Boston Massacre Oration, Northwestern University. March 23, 1775: Patrick Henry, "Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death." University of Oklahoma. April 30, 1789: Washington, George: "First Inaugural Address", Northwestern University. September 9, 1796: George Washington: Farewell Address. 1863: Abraham Lincoln: The Gettysburg Address. July 9, 1896: Bryan, William Jennings: The Cross of Gold. January 8, 1918: Woodrow Wilson: Fourteen Points, Northwestern University. December 8, 1941: Franklin Roosevelt: Japanese Attack On Pearl Harbor. January 20, 1961: John F. Kennedy's Inaugural Address. August 28, 1963: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.: "I Have A Dream". American Rhetoric. The Douglass Project, Northwestern University. Speech Archive, The History Channel. Speeches Of Abraham Lincoln: K-12 TLC Guide. Speeches Of The American Civil War: K-12 TLC Guide. Speeches On Slavery: K-12 TLC Guide.
The United States	Historical City Maps, University of Texas. Cities and States of America, John's Word Search Puzzles. Chicago: K-12 TLC Guide. Detroit: K-12 TLC Guide Indianapolis: K-12 TLC Guide Los Angeles: K-12 TLC Guide New York City: K-12 TLC Guide Washington, D.C.: K-12 TLC Guide
The United States	Castles: K-12 TLC Guide. U.S. National Parks: K-12 TLC Guide. Appalachian Trail Conference. Desert USA. Maps of Historical Sites, University of Texas. Chicago: K-12 TLC Guide. Los Angeles: K-12 TLC Guide. New Orleans: K-12 TLC Guide. New York: K-12 TLC Guide. Philadelphia: K-12 TLC Guide. San Francisco: K-12 TLC Guide. Washington D.C.: K-12 TLC Guide.
The United States	Primary: *My America: A Poetry Atlas of the United States, Lee Bennett Hopkins (editor), Stephen Alcorn (illustrator). Amazon.com. Reading Rainbow. Young Adult: Reading Across America*, National Education Association.
The United States	Government/Civics. Historic Documents. United States History. Grade 3: Federal Holidays, Stephanie Balls, Utah State University. Grades 7-12: The New Americans, PBS. Other: Appalachia in Literature, Carol Hurst's Children's Literature Site. Classroom Ideas, The Library of Congress. Mr. Donn's.

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This guide last edited 08/14/2008
This guide last revised 08/13/2008