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The Standford History Education Group allows users to download World History (ancient, medieval and modern) and U.S. History lesson plans. The “Reading Like a Historian” world history curriculum is also included.
Bridging World History from Annenberg Learner is organized into 26 thematic units along a chronological thread. Materials include videos, an audio glossary, thematically-organized interactive activities and primary sources.
Smarthistory.org at Khan Academy offers more than one thousand videos and articles on art from the prehistoric to the modern era.
University of California - Davis History Project's Documentary Source Problems Collection contains lesson plans that encourage students to apply their analytical skills to a set of primary sources from which they can deduce and explain events from the past.
Re-Inventing America contains links to lessons and PowerPoints that focus on Lowell, MA during the Industrial Revolution.