Curriculum:
2014 Revised NJ Core Curriculum Social Studies Standards
NJDOE Social Studies Home
C-3 Framework
NCSS Standards
Professional Organizations:
New Jersey Council for History Education
Organization of American Historians
American Historical Association
American Institute of Economic Research
U.S. Institute of Peace
NCSS
New Jersey Geographic Alliance
New Jersey Historical Society
Middle States Council for the Social Studies
National Endowment for Humanities (Summer Professional Development)
NJ Center for Civic Education
NJ State Historical Commission
Islamic Network Group
World History
National Center for History in the Schools
Encyclopedia of Global Studies (Sage Publishing)
Anthropology
AnthroGuide (Database of museums, research, etc.) Just enter criteria for your search
American Anthropology Association
Economics
Marginal Revolution University (George Mason Univ.)
NY Federal Reserve Bank (Research, Also see Data and Outreach)
Bureau of Labor Statistics
American Institute of Economic Research
FRED (Economic Data from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis)
Museums & Historical Sites
New York Historical Society
Princeton Battlefield Society
Vietnam Veterans Memorial and Museum Foundation
Historic Cold Spring Village
Newseum (Washington D.C.)
Newseum (New York City)
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
Museum of Jewish Heritage
Paterson Great Falls Historical District
Newark Museum
Museum of the City of New York
National Women's History Museum

Student Resources:
Rho Kappa
SS Chat
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Teacher Resources:
Gilder Lehrman: Learn about becoming an Affiliate School and Summer Teacher Seminars
Gilder Lehrman Digital Collection (American History)
The Choices Program (Brown University)
TED Talks (2,400 videos)
IEEE Reach (the IEEE History Center)
American Revolution Museum (Philadelphia)
The Franklin Institute (Philadelphia) (Terracotta Warriors Exhibit)
Stanford History Education Group (Sam Wineburg)
New Jersey Association for Middle Level Education (NJAMLE)
Britannica Launch Packs (Limited Free Access/Account Access)
New Jersey Studies Interdisciplinary Journal (NJ Historical Commission)
Historical Documents
Avalon Project (Yale University - World History Documents)
Avalon Project (Yale University - World History 20th Century Documents)
The Library of Congress Primary and Secondary Sources
Teaching History (National History Education Clearing House)
Rutgers Oral History Archives
The American Presidency Project
Archive of Early American Images -1492-1850 (Brown University)
50 Core Documents in American History (Ashbrook Center)
American Rhetoric (Video of Historical Speeches from FDR to Present)
Historical Maps
Historical Maps of New Jersey (Rutgers University)
Digital Maps - political, world, states, etc. (Univ. of Virginia)
Atlas of Historical Geography (Univ. of Richmond)
New Jersey History
NJ History Lessons K-12
The Elmwood Cemetery Civil War Historical Walking Tour (New Brunswick area)
African American/Black History
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center Museum
Civil War Photographs
Ford's Theatre
Civil Rights Museum (Memphis)
International Civil Rights Center and Museum (Greensboro)
Jackie Robinson Foundation (Timeline)
U.S. Constitution/Civics
Founders Online (50,000 documents from Washington to Madison)
National Constitution Center
Dirksen Editorial Cartoon Collection (1950-1970)
Landmark Supreme Court Cases (Street Law)
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
National Literacy Project (K-6 Civics Lessons)
100th Anniversary Women's Right to Vote (2020)
Directory of NJ State Legislators
icivics
NJ State Bar Association
NJ State Bar Association-The Informed Citizen Blog
Three Branches of Government (Maryville Univ. St. Louis, MO)

100 Anniversary of the Ratification of the 19th Amendment
The 19th Amendment  (NARA website with a timeline of events leading to ratification in August 1920)
Not for Ourselves Alone: The Story of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony (PBS site includes documents, biographies, essays, and teaching resources)
Suffrage History (This website is maintained by the University of Rochester, Susan B. Anthony Center and includes  a brief history of the suffrage movement with links to biographies, a timeline, and a description of the Women's Rights Convention.
Treasures of Congress (The exhibit "Progressive Reform: Votes for Women" at the National Archives)
Votes for Women: Selections from the National American Woman Suffrage Association Collection, 1848-1921   (This Library of Congress American Memory Project offers full text selections from 167 books, pamphlets, and other artifacts documenting the suffrage campaign)
Votes for Women: The Struggle for Women's Suffrage   This Library of Congress website includes portraits of individuals; cartoons; photographs of parades, and displays of the campaign)
Woman Suffrage and the 19th Amendment   (NARA's collection of primary sources, activities, and links to related websites)
Women of Protest: Photographs from the Records of the National Woman's Party   (This Library of Congress website "presents images that depict the tactics used by the militant wing of the suffrage movement in the United States)
The Women’s Rights Movement, 1848—1920   (A historical essay from the History, Art & Archives division of the United States House of Representatives)
NJ Documents Relating to the Women's Suffrage Movement
NY Times Digital History on the 19th Amendment
Women's Suffrage in the Progress Era: Classroom Materials
Susan B. Anthony House (Rochester, NY)
Frances Willard House and Museum (Evanston, Il)
Herstory: Women in American History (NHD Resource)