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May 2002

 
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LEGEND:  (W) = Website Feature  (LP) = Lesson Plan (PA) = Picturing America (WTP) = We the People Bookshelf
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Can You Haiku? (LP)

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1947—Japan forms a constitutional democracy
Teaching (and Learning) about Japan (W)

1947—Japan forms a constitutional democracy
Teaching (and Learning) about Japan (W)

4
1919—China's May Fourth movement seeks to resist foreign imperialism after WWI
Asia Source (W)

5
Children's Day—S. Korea & Japan
Common Visions, Common Voices (LP)

6
1882—Chinese Exclusion Act: US ceases immigration
Where I Come From (LP)

1941—Joseph Stalin becomes premier of Russia
Bucknell Russian Studies Department (W)

7
1812—Born—British poet Robert Browning
Victorian Web (W)

1913—Britain rejects woman's right to vote
Cultural Change (LP)

8
1945—V-E Day: WWII ends in Europe
Images at War (LP)

9

Unicorns, Dragons, and Other Magical Creatures (LP)

10
1857—Sepoy Mutiny begins - 1st War of Indian Independence
Victorian Web (W)

1968—Vietnam peace talks began between US & North Vietnam
Asia Source (W)

11
1894 Born—Martha Graham
American Memory Project (W)

12
Mother's Day
Family and Friendship in Quilts (LP)

13
1607—104 male colonists arrive in Virginia, establish 1st permanent English settlement in New World
Jamestown Change (LP)

14
1935—in the Philippines ratifies independence agreement
AskAsia: Phillipines (W)

15
1856 Born—L. Frank Baum, author of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
Internet Public Library (W)

16
1868—President Andrew Johnson acquitted during Senate impeachment
American Memory: The Johnson Impeachment (W)

1996—Atal Bihari Vajpayee becomes Indian prime minister
SARAI: South Asia Resource Access on the Internet

17
1954—Supreme Court unanimously rules on Brown v Topeka Board of Education - segregation in public schools is unconstitutional
National Park Service (W)

18
1896—US Supreme court affirms "separate but equal" policy (Plessy v Ferguson)
The Oyez Project (W)

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Aesop and Ananse: Animal Fables and Trickster Tales (LP)

21
1998—Indonesian President Suharto resigns. VP B.J. Habibie sworn in as president
AskAsia: Indonesia (W)

22

The World of Haiku (LP)

1885—The Statue of Liberty arrived in New York Harbor from France
The Statue of Liberty: The Meaning and Use of a National Symbol (LP)

23

In My Other Life (LP)

1997—Mohammad Khatami is elected president of Iran
Conversations with History: US's Third World Policy During the Cold War (W)

Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart: Oral and Literary Strategies
Lesson Plan (LP)

24
Mouloud (Birth of the Prophet) (Muslim/Islam)
Exploring Ancient World Cultures: Early Islam (W)

25
1803 Born—Ralph Waldo Emerson
Romantic Circles (W)

26
Buddha Day
Asia Source: Buddhism in US (W)

27
2002—Memorial Day observed
American Memory (W)

28
1851—Ohio Woman's Rights Convention met in Akron, OH
Women and Social Movements in the United States (W)

29
1453—Constantinople falls to Turks, ends Middle Ages
Labyrinth: Resources for Medieval Studies  (W)

30
1431—Joan of Arc burned at the stake
Internet Medieval Sourcebook: International Joan of Arc Society  (W)

1967—Biafra declares independence from Nigeria
African Studies WWW (W)

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1819 Born—Walt Whitman
Academy of American Poets (W)