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\nMetropolitan Museum of Art\n
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\nMetropolitan Museum of Art: Coffee, Tea, and Chocolate in Early Colonial America\n

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\nSeveral examples of pots for coffee, tea, and chocolate from the colonial period. Learn how Americans adopted the practice of drinking coffee and tea, and how this practice affected society, daily life, and the decorative art created by...\n
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\nColonial Williamsburg Foundation\n
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\nColonial Williamsburg: 18th Century Clothing\n

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\nThis resource provides a history of men's and women's clothing in colonial times. Includes photographs.\n
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\nLoc: America's Story: Colonial America\n

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\nThis resource provides a brief overview of Colonial America.\n
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\nKid Info: Southern Colonies in Colonial America: History and Facts\n

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\nThis reference guide to online information about the Southern Colonies includes a wide variety of links related to southern colonial America.\n
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\nKhan Academy: Women in Colonial America\n

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\nIn this video, journalist and best selling author Cokie Roberts and Aspen Institute President and CEO Walter Isaacson discuss women in colonial America. [5:44]\n
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\nDigital History: Slavery in Colonial America\n

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\nA very interesting look at slaves and free blacks in colonial America, especially in the South, up to about 1660. See how the concept of slavery and the use of slaves was fluid until that time.\n
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\nDigital History: Diversity in Colonial America\n

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\nRead about the diversity in colonial America and the ways founders of colonies tried to encourage settlement in their colony.\n
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\n60 Second Civics: Political Parties Part 3: Factionalism in Colonial America\n

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\nAmericans were no strangers to factionalism, even in colonial America.\n
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\nPenn State University: Building Community: Medieval Technology and u.s. History\n

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\nEnhance learning and teaching of colonial America with the cross-curricular lessons, activities, videos, writings, etc. offered. Students will enjoy seeing the impact and progress of science in the early days of the United States.\n
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\nConstitutional Rights Foundation: Jonathan Edwards and the Great Awakening in Colonial America\n

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\nLearning activity on religion and society in which students explore the ideas and events of the Great Awakening and determine the impact they may have had on the American Revolution. Site provides links to wide variety of resources for...\n
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\nThe History Cat: History of Colonial America\n

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\nInformation about the history of the colonization of America. Read about Jamestown, Plymouth, the Salem witch trials, colonial life, and the Thirteen Colonies.\n
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\nUniversity of Minnesota: Immigration: Racial Encounters in Colonial America\n

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\nCopper plate engravings offer one example of the racialization of colonized peoples. At the turn of the 17th century, most Europeans' visual conceptions of the Americas came from the engravings of the workshop of Flemish print-maker...\n
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\nAlex: Life in Colonial America\n

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\nThis lesson plan presents an explanation about who the early colonists were and why they came to America. Students will explore their lives and the economy by navigating the Internet. Students will conclude the lesson plan by completing...\n
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\nHave Fun With History: Colonial America\n

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\nAmerican colonial life existed just shy of 180 years before the United States of America emerged as a nation independent of British rule. These formative years are reflected in the FREE videos below.\n
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\n60 Second Civics: Episode 160: Rights Denied in Colonial America\n

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\nToday we begin our discussion of the people who did not enjoy the rights expressed in colonial documents\n
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\nNeh: Edsit Ement: Then and Now Life in Early America\n

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\nSelect from lesson plans that challenge students to compare everyday objects from colonial times to present day objects. Links to sites with photos and other primary sources will assist students in their comparison.\n
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