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World History teaching resources for the high school classroom: lesson plans, worksheets, quizzes and simulation games for KS3, IGCSE, IB and A-Level teachers. I am a big fan of music in the history classroom and I have created a number of Spotify Playlists for this purpose.
Developed as a teaching guide for junior high school social studies classes, this compilation features 57 songs, mainly about American history and culture. They are organized thematically, with topics including Colonial America, the Civil War, and frontier life.
Each post has 15 to 20 pieces of literature that helped define those time periods. This list can also be used as a resource alongside Dave Raymond’s History series and many of these books and poems are included in our lecture series (British & World Literature and American Literature).
The best books on American popular music history. Picked by Harvey G. Cohen. What did I love about each book? List by Harvey G. Cohen. Why am I passionate about this? As an author and educator, my work centers on the history, business, and art of the music industry and film industry.
Here are seven books featuring other songs that are more than just melody — they are part of the fabric of our politics, our protests, and our culture, from the very start of our country.
Every aspect of popular music today regarded as American has sprung from imported traditions. These source traditions may be classiied into three broad “streams”: European-American music, African-American music, and Latin American music. Each of these is made up of many styles of music, and each has profoundly inluenced the others.
US Popular Music History. Northwestern University, Winter Quarter 2017. Professor Michael J. Kramer, History and American Studies. Description. This course examines the historical significance of popular music in the United States from the late nineteenth century to the present.
