American Experience: Toolkits | Resources
Some stories just can't be told. They must be experienced.

Resources

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The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction’s K-12 social studies director, the National Humanities Center, and the North Carolina Museum of History are also partners in this effort. The National Humanities Center has even matched up their resources with appropriate American Experience programs.

For example, the Center offers material:

• Corresponding with American Experience's Buffalo Bill, the Center presents the online toolbox “The Gilded and the Gritty;”
  
  
• Corresponding with American Experience's Eyes on the Prize, the Center presents resources spotlighting "The Making of African American Identity;"
  
  
• Corresponding with American Experience's We Shall Remain on Native American history, the Center shares essays on "The Effects of Removal on American Indian Tribes" and questions surrounding "American Beginnings, 1492-1690."