AMERICAN EXPERIMENTS Where Do You Stand? Voting
This collection contains supplemental artifacts and resources for Where Do You Stand? VOTING, part of the American Experiments suite of educational resources from the National Museum of American History.
These interactive resources and games challenge students to think about their roles and responsibilities within their democracy. Where Do You Stand? VOTING invites students to critically think about the nuances and complexities of issues and learn from the experiences and reasoning of their peers as they form their own opinions and responses to a range of prompts. The learning begins with the guiding question: What does voting mean to you?
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Vote Button
National Museum of American History
Alice Paul’s "Jailed for Freedom" Pin
National Museum of American History
Button, "Another Voting Woman"
National Museum of American History
The Fifteenth Amendment Celebrated May 19th, 1870
National Museum of American History
Newsweek, October 25, 1971
National Museum of American History
Nixon Campaign Button, 1972
National Museum of American History
Button, "Rock the Vote"
National Museum of American History
Button, "Vote For Me Too"
National Museum of American History
Button, "Restore Voting Rights"
National Museum of American History
Glass Ballot Jar with Lockable Wooden Housing, 1884
National Museum of American History
Voting Machine, 1898
National Museum of American History
The Acme Ballot Box, 1880
National Museum of American History
Wooden Ballot Box with Clay Marbles, 1883
National Museum of American History
Voting Machine Sample Ballot
National Museum of American History
Votomatic Voting Machine, 2000
National Museum of American History
Poster, "Registrese y Vote", 1972
National Museum of American History
Poster, “Register and Vote”, 1972
National Museum of American History
Poster, "The Student Vote", 1972
National Museum of American History
Poster, "Hands that Pick Cotton", 1972
National Museum of American History
Sticker, "I Voted"
National Museum of American History
Stickers, "APIA Vote 2000"
National Museum of American History
Poster, "You Can Register and Vote at the Polls on Election Day"
National Museum of American History
Vote Button
National Museum of American History
Vote Button
National Museum of American History
Vote Button
National Museum of American History
Button, SCLC Voter
National Museum of American History
Poster, "Don't Talk Politics..."
National Museum of American History
Note Taking Sheet for Where Do You Stand? VOTING
NMAH Education
Game Prompts for Where Do You Stand? VOTING
NMAH Education