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Legislation S. 213 (acknowledge Mormon Trail variants) H.R. 37 (same; type number in section 3) H.R. 834 ("willing seller" extension to Mormon Trail S.1069 (same as H.R. 834) See Trail Variants Page When Congress passed the National Trails System Act of 1968 (Public Law 90-543), only scenic trails were considered. The first two National Scenic Trails that were named in the 1968 National Trails System Act were the Appalachian Trail and the Pacific Crest Trail. Current efforts are focused on seeking trail equality by allowing variants of the Mormon Pioneer, Oregon, and other variants of the California and Pony Express Trails to be acknowledged and included in the National Trails System Act. Two bills have been introduced in the 107th Congress, H.R. 37 by Congressman Doug Bereuter , NE, and S. 213 by Senator Orrin Hatch Title: To amend the National Trails System Act to update the feasibility and suitability studies of 4 national historic trails and provide for possible additions to such trails. (The wording on both is the same.) H.R. 37 passed the House, June 7, 2001. S. 213 is still languishing since the end of January in the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, waiting for the change in leadership to set priorities. We need help on the senate side.

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Social Studies Syllabus Course Description: It is the purpose of Social Studies to provide students with the knowledge, values, and skills to become productive, involved citizens of the world. Social Studies provides better understanding of historical and current events, cultures and geography. Social Studies prepares our students to make decisions that will contribute to the betterment of our local and global communities. "Tell me, I forget, Show me, I remember, Involve me, I understand." Instructional Goals: The students will: Be geographically literate Be able to gain knowledge from graphs, tables, timelines, and charts Have a broad knowledge of United States history Understand and participate in the democratic process Have knowledge of current events on the local, state, national and international levels Understand the importance of teamwork to reach objectives Create primary source documents (diaries, journals, letters home) for the specific time period we are studying

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SEARCH ENGINES: Magellan Grolier Internet Resource Directory KidInfo ... Brain Pop READING / LANGUAGE ARTS: Children's Storybooks Online Midlink Digital Magazine Power Proofreading World Book ... Ask The Teacher-Journal Prompts MATH: A Plus Math Aunty Math SpaceyMath Range,Mean,Median,Mode ... ArithmAttack SCIENCE: Solar Webquest Solar System Comet Space Explorers WQ Astronaut W.Q. ... Kratt's Creatures SOCIAL STUDIES: 50 States Mrs. Orlando's Links Biography.Com Map Machine ... World War I World War II Just For Fun: Berit's Best Sites For Kids Disney CyberNetiquette Funbrain Brain Pop ... Christmas Links Christmas Scavenger Hunts: A. B. C. D. Christmas Games: North-Pole.com Christmas Games Winter Holidays Sports Illustrated-Kids ... Kids Domain Holidays Miss ori Missouri Links State Symbols Missouri Map Mrs. Bradshaw's Mo Maps MO Government Kids Page ... Missouri River Hotlist Back To Top

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Warning! Your browser doesn't support JavaScript, or else you have it turned off in your Preferences. You won't be able to take advantage of all this Web site has to offer and you can expect a great deal of ugliness! Main Marysville Hollenberg Station Rock Creek Station Gothenburg Station ... Julesburg I 'll confess, one of the reasons I like to explore the Pony Express Trail is that it gives me yet another excuse to visit Nebraska, one of my favorite vacation states. But above and beyond that, there's something inherently romantic about this trail and what it represents. This is the stuff of which the corny cowboy shows of my boyhood were made, but the real story is anything by corny. T T he trail ran through parts of eight different states. My partner and I have only visited three of these so far, and hence have quite a bit more traveling to do. But perhaps if you stop back here at a later date, you'll find some more entries! The Pony Express in the Cinema Pony Express The Pony Express Girl The Pony Express Rider The Pony Express ... The Pony Express Rider About the Historic Pony Express Trail B y 1860 or so, a freight and stage route was in place which followed quite a bit of the Oregon and California Trails across the American continent. However, this hadn't become a profitable affair yet, and so the owner, one William Russell, proposed establishing an additional mail service with the intent of generating new revenue. Instead of cumbersome wagons, speedy ponies would be pressed into service to carry letters and lighter parcels across the country. It was hoped that this would bolster profits and draw attention to the ailing freight company.

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Select Library Area: Article Search Ask a Librarian Branches Careers at CLP Computer Classes Directions Employment Genealogy/History Homework Help Hours Kids' Site Library Subject Guide Renew a Book Request a Book Search Subject Departments Support the Library Teens' Site Web Resource Guide Social Sciences About Us Bibliographies Current Affairs ... Contact Us Subject Search: Web Site Catalog Internet Search Social Sciences Bibliographies Old West General History Ambrose, Stephen Nothing Like It in the World The transcontinental railroad year-by-year story of its construction and the investors, politicians, and laborers behind it Bain, David H. Empire Express Viking, 1999. Terrain, Indians, men and money behind the transcontinental railroad; scandal and maneuvering of companies involved Barsness, Larry Heads, Hides and Horns Texas Christian University, 1985. The buffaloits influence in the culture of the Great Plains as a source of food, clothing, and housing; role in Indian myth and ritual Bartlett, Richard A. The New Country Oxford, 1974. Stresses the "wholeness" of the frontier experience and expansionism as "inevitable and progressive" Billington, Ray A. and Martin Ridge

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Best Sites Downloads eReports Free Sites ... Professional Development Enter your email address for FREE weekly teaching tips! Home Teacher Resources Subject Matter Social Studies ... All about the Oregon Trail - Everything you ever wanted to know. Colonial Williamsburg Foundation - A very comprehensive site featuring some of the best Colonial America information on the net. Lewis and Clark - An very interactive site that allows students to explore and map the Louisiana purchase territory. Liberty! The American Revolution - Headlines, timelines, resource material and related topics a potpourri of information on the American Revolution. Lost in the Grand Canyon - Provided by PBS, this site features timelines, maps, and the people of the Grand Canyon. Mayflower Web Pages - A comprehensive academic look at the crew and passengers of the Mayflower. National Geographic's Underground Railroad - Go back 150 years for an interactive adventure on the underground railroad.

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United States Resources: Kansas Kansas Troubles quilt square based on Maggie Malone's 1,001 Patchwork Designs ROOTS-L Databases and Files Kansas Surnames in the RootsWeb Surname List Surname to search for: Kansas Books We Own The Kansas Pioneers List : A compilation of Kansas settlers being researched by various networkers. A more up-to-date and complete version is available at the Kansas Pioneers Project genealog.lc-ks: Books in the on-line Library of Congress catalog with the subject "Kansasgenealogy." genealog.vital-ks: Where to write for Kansas vital records, Kansas genealogical and historical societies, and the state archives. Or check Kansas Vital Records Information for more current info on where to write for vital records. Other Kansas Genealogical and Historical Resources on the Net Other Kansas Genealogy and History Pages Kansas Resources at Rootsweb: State level County level Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet - U.S. - Kansas The Kansas GenWeb Project ... Kansas Resources from Genealogy Resources on the Internet. Ghostchaser A Guide to Kansas Genealogy Resources from GeneaSearch General Resources GenConnect Kansas Visitor Center USGenWeb Archives: Kansas LDS Research Outline for Kansas Kansas Family History Centers Guide to Census Schedules for Kansas in and 1880 ( soundex and census).

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NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL NEW ENGLAND MIDATLANTIC SOUTHEAST ... ARTICLES THE WEST AK Alaska Native Curriculum and Teacher Development Project [http://www.alaskool.org] involves educators across the state who develop and publish online Native curriculum and resources. Contact Institute of Social and Economic Research, University of Alaska-Anchorage, 3211 Providence Dr., Anchorage, AK 99508, 907/786-7710. Alaska Native Heritage Center [http://www.alaskanative.net] is a gathering place that celebrates, perpetuates, and shares Alaska Native cultures. Find FAQs about Alaska for students and other education resources. Contact 8800 Heritage Center Dr., Anchorage, AK 99506, 800/315-6608 or 907/330-800, info@alaskanative.net Alaska Native Knowledge Network [http://www.ankn.uaf.edu] offers a deep wealth of educational resources on Alaska Native knowledge systems and ways of knowing, including culturally responsive standards, schools, and teachers. Contact 907/474-5086, fnfwh@uaf.edu

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Home Page Calendar Connected WebRings Helpful Links ... U.S. Presidents Westward Expansion This Day in History GeoChallenge 2 GeoChallenge 1 Summer Activities ... Nominate this site for the Showcase The Pinion Post Westward Expansion - Wagons Ho! WESTWARD EXPANSION The story of the United States is a story of growth to the west. This time of growth is called the westward movement or westward expansion. Explorers and Europeans from Columbus to the Pilgrims, traveled west to settle "new" worlds. After the United States became a "new" nation, settlers looked west and longed to explore the great unknown lands beyond the mighty Mississippi River. Daniel Boone was responsible for leading adventursome Americans west into Kentucky in the 1770's. Later, pioneers traveled west on the Oregon Trail in the 1840's. Adventure and exploration were the heart and soul of many early Americans. Many adventursome early Americans set the course of history for United States expansion. Chronological timelines present a framework for students to examine the major events of a specific time period. The events in time listed below are not all inclusive, but does provide a good starting place for students to begin to learn about westward expansion.

72. ECB Surf Report: Westward Expansion National Historic Site was a base of us military operations Trail and the IndianWars period in the west. The pony express is described in this site from the http://www.ecb.org/surf/west.htm

Your browser does not support JavaScript. Please use the text version of the archives menu below. Internet Explorer 6 users may download Java support from http://java.sun.com/ Archives text menu Contact us if you have questions or suggestions for the Surf Report! The text-only menu provides accessible and printer-friendly access to the Surf Report Archives. Westward Expansion (September 2002) Here are some Web sites to help teachers and students explore the theme of Westward expansion in the United States. (Westward expansion is the theme of the PBS Digital Classroom project that ECB is currently carrying out at Cherokee Middle School in Madison to test the use of digital television and other technologies in the classroom.) Lewis and Clark is one of the programs used for the Digital Classroom Project. The companion Web site from PBS includes information about all members of the Corps of Discovery that made the famous journey west, as well as an 1803-1838 timeline of events. New Perspectives on the West , which focuses on expansion in western North America, is the companion Web site for The West , another PBS program being studied in the Digital Classroom Project. It provides information on the people, places, and events that shaped the West, including a biographical dictionary, an interactive map, and a timeline.

73. Springss.html Lost Boy in Handcart Company; California Gold Rush; pony express; pony expressHistory; The Road west; A graphic of the journey by land; us Mexican War; http://edcen.ehhs.cmich.edu/~dnewby/springss.html

Social Studies Web Sites Diane E. Newby, Ed.D. Central Michigan University Here is a hotlist of social studies Web sites for K-8 learners. The links are organized around the perspectives in the Michigan Framework for Social Studies. Teachers are encouraged to develop lesson ideas to help students interpret and analyze the information found at these sites. Click here for lesson plans Social Studies Basic Concepts (MDE) Civics Middle Level Social Studies Famous Biographies Online Maps ... More Social Studies WebQuests Tools for Teachers Center for Civics Education Michigan Framework for the Social Studies Michigan Department of Education National Social Studies Standards National Council for the Social Studies ... The United Nations Cyberschool Bus The United Nations Cyberschoolbus was created in 1996 as the online education component of the Global Teaching and Learning Project, whose mission is to promote education about international issues and the United Nations. The Global Teaching and Learning Project produces high quality teaching materials and activities designed for educational use (at primary, intermediate and secondary school levels). Lesson Plans for K-8 teachers Saving the Earth Environmental Protection Agency for Kids ages 5-12) Students explore their environment and find out about the neat things they can do to protect it. There are games pictures and stories.

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Directory - Pioneers Pages Biographies Communication Corner History (Page 1) History (Page 2) Home Page Maps Mining Records (Page 1) Mining Records (Page 2) Pioneer List QuickTime Movie Web Links Inyo County Mono County WEB LINKS: Association for Gravestone Studies Cemetery Junction: Directory of U.S. Cemeteries The) Political Graveyard - Where America's politicians are buried CLIP ART: History Clip Art Western Clip Art - Cowboy Historical Railroad Clip Art Collection MAPS: California Department of Forestry MapMaking Facility K.B. Slocum's Old Maps of California Retail site for19th century maps of California cities, the state, stage routes, railroad routes. Major Map Collections in Other Institutions MapBlast! MapQuest Place Names Finder: USGS Map Query Form ... Tiger Mapping Service - Create maps based on census data. USGS Mapping Information MISCELLANEOUS: Bodie State Historic Park California Department of Parks and Recreation Eastern California Mountain and Desert Web Resources Yosemite National Park ONLINE ARCHIVES/CATALOGS: Archives and Manuscript Repositories in California California State Archives California State Library Library of Congress ... State Libraries PHOTOGRAPHY: Archives with Photographic Collections City Gallery - History of photography Denver Public Library Western History Photo Collection Photographic Historians PUBLICATIONS: The History Net - 16 history-related magazines; article archives

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76. Title These lessons can be put immediately after us Geography lessons 2028, which discuss 35,The west is Settled 2, Missionaries, Mormons, Gold Rush, pony express. http://www.tarmaced.com/titles/us_history1.htm

U.S. HISTORY I Develops and strengthens knowledge of U. S. History to the Civil War. Includes European background, Spanish, French, and English exploration, England’s rise to power, New England, Middle, and Southern colonies, colonial life, the American Revolution, early political parties, the Louisiana Purchase, westward movement, transportation and the Industrial Revolution, Texas independence, the Mexican War, and the slavery issue. The A+ dvanced Learning System ( A+ LS) Social Studies curriculum is a comprehensive, completely integrated Social Studies curriculum for grade levels 4-12. From Geography to Government, a sequence of eight titles is an extensive, integrated solution that is fully correlated to major mastery standards, including the National Council for Social Studies Standards. Social Studies is a subject area that promotes the use of both cooperative and exploratory learning. The detailed maps and charts dynamically illustrate key concepts. Additionally, these maps and diagrams can be printed for use in discussion and as take-home study guides for the students. The titles seamlessly work together to give students a broad view of Social Studies. For example, lessons 31-35 from the U.S. History I title deal specifically with westward expansion. These lessons can be put immediately after U.S. Geography lessons 20-28, which discuss the Southwest, Mountain, and Pacific regions of the United States.

77. Poolesville Elementary School - Web Resources express Statues in Kansas; pony Tales; Missouri pony express Statue; America's west Development History. Richard Henry Lee; DOUGLASS - us Historical Document http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/schools/poolesvillees/links.html

Links for Everyone! Search Engines Resources for Teachers Miscellaneous Arts Team ... Grade 5 Search Engines for Kids Ask Jeeves for Kids Kids Click Discoverer Online Research (School Network Accessible Only) Discoverer Online Research (for home use, a password is needed) Researcher Online Searcher (School Network Accessible Only) Newsbank's Schoolmate Kidspage (for home use, a password is needed) Resources for Teachers MCPS Cultural Diversity Website Miscellaneous SCORE: Graphic Organizers Bill Nye the Science Guy's Nye Labs Online Arts Team The Incredible Art Department National Endowment for the Arts Homepage Internet Resources For Music Teachers Kindergarten The World of Curious George Seussville Games Winnie the Pooh - An Expotition Grade 1 Food Pyramid 10 Tips to Healthy Eating and Physical Activity Milk - it's on everybody's lips! Dole 5 A Day The PearBear Chronicles Smokey Bear's Official Home Page ... Jan Brett's Home Page Grade 2 Steven Kellogg biographical sketch Night Beacons Animal Training at Sea World Subway system of Washington D.C (United States of America) ... Clemson University Arthropod Collection Grade 3 Ghana Repulic of Ghana Home Page Permanent Mission of Ghana to the United Nations United Nations Cyber School Bus Republic of Ghana Information Misc.

78. Parks pony express PAVILION 888 North Saliman Road RIFLE AND PISTOL RANGE 4000 Flint Drive(us Highway 50 west Sunset Way (west Washington Street and west Sunset Way http://www.carson-city.nv.us/recreation/Parks.htm

www.carson-city.nv.us ...the benefits are endless! CARSON CITY RECREATION DIVISION Recreate: to refresh by means of relaxation and enjoyment, to restore physically and mentally. About Us Online Payments Sports Programs ... Calendar www.nrpa.org About Us Online Payments Sports Programs ... Calendar "Parks and recreation facilities provide healthy opportunities for the mind, body and soul." CARSON CITY PARK FACILITIES* BLACKWELL'S POND PARK: CARSON RIVER PARK: Carson River Road to Carson River. Handicap accessible fishing pier, decomposed granite walking paths, river access area, trailhead parking lot and enclosed* portable toilets. (*April thru November) CARRIAGE SQUARE PARK: 1939 Calash Street (West Winnie Lane to Victoria Street, turn left). Neighborhood park. Picnic tables, benches, concrete walking paths, and playground equipment. NO SERVICES. CARSON CITY FAIRGROUNDS: 601 Old Clear Creek Road (US Hwy 395). Rodeo arena, 20-stall barn, 40-stall barn, Exhibit Hall with complete kitchen facilities, and restrooms. FUJI PARK is also considered part of the Fairgrounds and has benches, picnic tables, restrooms, and a small covered picnic area with electrical outlets. Dogs are allowed per posted restrictions.

79. Early America us History. us Territory Maps. usA Early America. Oregon Trail. PBSTHE west-PeopleIndex. Pioneer Children's Games and Toys. Pioneers. pony express Route. Rendevous. http://www.msad54.k12.me.us/MSAD54Pages/Curriculum Resources/earlyamerica.html

Social Studies Curriculum Links MAINE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT #54 Early America MSAD #54 Home Curriculum Links Home Search the WWW Social Studies Menu ... Pilgrims General Early America Early American Women Early Industrialization Famous Early Americans ... Historical Atlas Resource Maps History Place Life at Sea Life on a Farm Then and Now Lincolnlogues ... American Centuries Activities Videos American Girl Games and Info American Studies American Whaling Archiving Early America Documents ArchNet At Home in the Heartland Build a New England Village Cave of Lascaux Native American Resources Back to the Top Oneida Indian Nation Oneidia Indian Nation Online Story ... Western History photos Native Americans Wild West Woodland Cultures Word Search Yahooligans ... First Americans (Wow!) First Americans (MSAD 54 Guide and lesson) First Americans Martin First Nations Histories First Nations in Canada Five Tribes Florida of the Native American ... Knife River Village (Click on the dwelling) Kwakiuti Lakota of the Plains Marilee's Native American Sites Museum of Westard Expansions ... Native American Study Great Site

80. Historic Preservation & Cultural Resource Links Guide Page 8 @ PreservationDirec Traffic Calming Library Comprehensive Resources. The us Conference of Mayors. CaliforniaGold Rush Resources. Old west Gravesites. pony express Information. http://www.preservationdirectory.com/links8.html

Click on a category below or scroll down the page to explore links Theaters Threatened Treasures Urban Studies Vaudeville ... Wild West: Ghost Towns, Gold Rush Theaters The League of Historic American Theatres Theatre Historical Society of America Cinema Theatre Association Cinema Treasures ... Along the Way Feature: Amargosa Opera House Threatened Treasures ( Save America's Treasures National Trust for Historic Preservation's List of the Most Endangered Historic Places Endangered Civil War Battlefields The History Channel's "Save Our History" ... The US Conference of Mayors Vaudeville American Vaudeville Museum Vaudeville Memories The American West New Perspectives on the West (PBS) ... Women's Rights National Historical Park (NEW!) The American Experience: Fly Girls (Women in Aviation - PBS) Places Where Women Made History (National Park Service) Selections from the National American Woman Suffrage Association Collection, 1848-1921 (Library of Congress)

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