This resource enables the viewer to explore various events and topics of the Cold War through learning games, primary documents, and a tour through an interactive bunker.
A comprehensive search into the growing distrust between Allied countries at the beginning of the Cold War. Includes great primary source documents and questions directed toward students.
An in-depth study of international relations at the time of the Potsdam Conference. Includes political cartoons, primary source documents, and teacher resources.
An indepth look at the Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan with primary sources and student activities.
Outline of proceedings that took place at the Yalta Conference. Features student questions.
A comprehensive site filled with historically significant documents on the UK during World War I.
With a goal of bringing history to life, this resource provides text, pictures and video that detail not only what the Domeday Book was, but how the census information was gathered, how people felt and responded to it, and how, literally, the information was recorded. The Domesday book provides much of what we know about feudal culture in 11th century England, and this site gives insight into the creation of that document.
This site is a lesson on Document Analysis using a letter written by Anthony Eden to PM Chamberlain in late 1937.
An extensive site chronicling the public consensus shown to the media among Allied members: the USSR, Great Britain, and the USA. Gives ample primary sources and student activities.
The tension between Great Britain, United States, and the Soviet Union at end of World War II is surveyed with an excellent presentation with many links and images, a time line, glossary, and archive.