Woman's Suffrage March Poster,
1913
American Memory--Library of Congress
American Memory--Library of Congress
U.S. History Question of the Day
List members receive a multiple-choice question about American history each morning via e-mail. Some teachers have used the questions as warmup exercises at the start of class. Others have asked their students to sign up as a review. Many U.S. history students have also joined on their own. There is no cost to participate.
The 2011-2012 U.S. History
Question of the Day began on September 3rd, 2012
and will continue through May 2013.
Question of the Day began on September 3rd, 2012
and will continue through May 2013.
List members receive a multiple-choice question about American history each morning via e-mail. Some teachers have used the questions as warmup exercises at the start of class. Others have asked their students to sign up as a review. Many U.S. history students have also joined on their own. There is no cost to participate.
Here's a sample
question.
All questions are archived. Here are the questions for the last three years.
The U.S. History Resources web site contains other items that might be of interest.
How are teachers using the Question of the Day in their classrooms? Here are a few comments from 2009-2010 subscribers.
If you know of others who would like to subscribe, forward this page or have them send an email.
Would you like to sign up? Here's a link to the registration form.
All questions are archived. Here are the questions for the last three years.
The U.S. History Resources web site contains other items that might be of interest.
How are teachers using the Question of the Day in their classrooms? Here are a few comments from 2009-2010 subscribers.
If you know of others who would like to subscribe, forward this page or have them send an email.
Would you like to sign up? Here's a link to the registration form.
Greg
Feldmeth
Polytechnic School
Pasadena, California
Polytechnic School
Pasadena, California