History Kids - Grades 4 - 9

History Kids - Grades 4 - 9

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History Kids - Grades 4 - 9
  • History Kids: Boston Tea Party

    Learn all about The Boston Tea Party. What was The Boston Tea Party? Who were the Sons of Liberty? How could tea be so important to the American Revolution? What was The Boston Massacre? What does the phrase "no taxation without representation" mean? What were The Intolerable Acts? The an...

  • History Kids: Stonehenge

    Explore and finally solve some of the mysteries of Stonehenge, the world's most famous prehistoric monument located in Wiltshire, England. Who built this monument? What was its purpose and function? How did the enormous stones of the structure get transported from what we now know was a signif...

  • History Kids: Black History Month

    Learn all about why and how we celebrate Black History Month. Who was Carter G. Woodson? How was his research and documentation of Black history beyond their enslavement in the United States important to Black people then and now? Why did history books, newspapers, newsreels and movies histori...

  • History Kids: Jim Crow Laws and the Birth of Civil Rights

    Learn all about Jim Crow laws and the birth of civil rights in the United States. What were Jim Crow laws? What does "separate but equal" mean? What was the Reconstruction Era and what did the Civil Rights Act of 1875 actually accomplish? What was the significance of Plessy v. Ferguson? What...

  • History Kids: Pirates

    Ahoy, mateys! Prepare ye to set sail on yarr high seas of pirate lore! Ye famous pirates arrr sure to shiver ye timbers! Walk the plank through pirate myths and legends and, aye, meet ye buccaneers from ye books of make-believe. Scream "blimey" to Blackbeard and his "Queen Anne's Revenge"! ...

  • History Kids: The Tulsa Massacre

    Learn all about The Tulsa Massacre. Understand the historical and cultural events that led to this tragedy. Why was Greenwood referred to as "Black Wall Street"? Who were Dick Rowland and Sarah Page? How were their actions the trigger to the violence in Greenwood? The answers to all of these...

  • History Kids: Notable Firsts in Black American History

    Learn all about notable firsts in Black American history. Who was the "Mother of Black Literature"? Who was the first Black senator? What were the first Black universities and colleges established in the United States? Who was the first Black person to win an Academy Award? Who was the first...

  • History Kids: The Filibuster

    Learn all about the history of the filbuster in the United States government. What are famous instances of filibusters, and what legislation did they prevent? What are the pros and cons of the filibuster? Why did former president Barack Obama refer to the filibuster as "a Jim Crow relic"? The ...

  • History Kids: The Olympics - From Antiquity to Paris 2024

    In this program, learn all about the history of the Olympic Games from 776 BCE in Olympia, Greece to the summer 2024 games in Paris. What is the "Olympic Truce"? Who is the most- decorated Olympian of all time? What are the greatest Olympic victories throughout history? How and why did Black ...

  • History Kids: The Electoral College - How the U.S. Presidency is Won

    In this program, learn all about the electoral college and how we elect the United States President. What is the electoral college and how does it work? Why was it created? What is the popular vote? Why can't we elect the President simply by the popular vote? The answers to all of these que...