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Primary Source Index

Region Specific United StatesMexicoCanadaEuropeCentral and South AmericaAfricaMiddle EastAsiaAustralia

Identity Specific Black HistoryNative American HistoryWomen’s HistoryAsian American HistoryJewish American HistoryLatinx HistoryLGBTQ+Deaf History

United States

Docs Teach (National Archive)
Resources for teachers that want to teach with documents (primary sources).

Gilder Lehrman Collection
Free registration for K-12 teachers and K-12 students.

Library of Congress
Digital resources from the world’s largest library.

National Archives
Incredible collection of archives surrounding key topics and moments in U.S. History.  Also presents a significant amount of Presidential History.

Smithsonian Learning Lab
Millions of Smithsonian Resources Indexed.

Yale University
A large collection of United States and global primary sources.

Canada

The Canadian Letters and Images Project 

Mexico

Historic Mexican and Mexican American Press of the University of Arizona

Europe

Perseus Project

Central and South America

Oberlin College: Sources and General Resources on Latin America 

Africa


Ancient Manuscripts from the Desert Libraries of Timbuktu
16th-Early 20th Century Maps of Africa  

Middle East

The British Library Resources for Middle Eastern Studies 

Asia

Internet East Asian History Sourcebook 

Australia

Black History

African American Perspectives: Materials Selected from the Rare Book Collection at the Library of Congress
 
The Church in the Southern Black Community from University of North Carolina

Martin Luther King, Jr. Resources (Primary Sources)

Native American History (First Nations, Indigenous People)


Yale University Native American Resources

Library of Congress Native American Boarding Schools

Women’s History

Middle Tennessee State University, American Women’s History: A Research Guide Digital Collections of Primary Sources 

Asian American History

Chinese
Library of Congress collection on Chinese Exclusion Act

The Chinese American Experience 1857-1892 from Harpers Magazine

Japanese

Japanese American National Museum Collections Online

Korean
Korean American Historical Society

Korean American Heritage Library at USC 

Jewish American History

American Jewish Archives 

Latina, Latino, Latinx, Hispanic American History

LGBTQ+ History

Library of Congress Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Pride Month

Deaf History



  1. Have the Dash Robot Go 100 centimeters forward turn right and then go another 50 centimeters
  2. Have the Robot Make a perfect square
  3. Have the Robot walk, use a light pattern and speak using three of your own recordings