Internet History Sourcebooks Project
The Internet History Sourcebooks Project is the overarching site that organizes Fordham University’s huge collection of online historical documents by time period and theme. With sections for ancient, medieval, and modern history plus specialized topic sourcebooks, it lets teachers and teens quickly locate primary texts relevant to their studies. Educators appreciate the way the project curates public-domain sources and offers introductory notes without paywalls or logins. It’s best suited for high school and college-level learners ready to tackle original documents. The interface is old-school HTML rather than slick, but the depth of content is hard to match. Pairing the site with guiding questions or document analysis worksheets helps students engage more deeply.
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