The Great Migration of Black Americans from the Rural South to the Urban North, 1900-1945. A New Deal for the Dust Bowl, 1931-1945. The National Geographic Society has produced a multi-media set of instructional materials that connects major themes of geography to the study of American history. Computers and laser discs present a visual journey through American history, with a special focus on geography. Each segment treats a different topic.
Software allows rearrangement of maps and pictures to create individualized presentations.
This splendid oversized volume presents American history from a geographic perspective. The chronological treatment begins in 1400 and ends in 1988. The following list of resources includes references used to prepare this Digest. However, they can be located in the journal section of most libraries by using the bibliographic information provided, requested through Interlibrary Loan, or ordered from UMI or ISI reprint services. Alabama State Department of Education.