public opinion

A collection of primary source documents from colonial newspapers designed to help students debate the issues of colonial America.

The Prime Minister is compiling a dictionary and when no one at court can agree on the meaning of delicious, the King sends his twelve-year-old messenger to poll the country.

Uses primary sources to document the debate over U.S. participation in World War I, discussing military preparedness, the question of American neutrality, the decision to go to war, dissent and defiance on the home front, and the Treaty of Versailles and the League of Nations.

Examines the crucial role the U.S. played in Central America's history and its affect on our history.

Readers discover how the general populace influences the way it is governed via political parties, interest groups, and elections within the framework of various forms of government.

Recounts tales of internet character attacks, and provides specific advice on how to manage an online reputation.

Describes the thousands of British volunteers who traveled abroad to fight in the American Civil War between 1861 and 1865, providing firsthand accounts, and discussing the various roles they played for both the North and South.

Readings and discussion questions present conflicting points of view concerning American involvement in Vietnam.