Who were Lewis and Clark? Where did they go? Why did they go? Who sent them? Who did they meet along the way? What dangers did they face? Did anyone help them? This is a Collection of resources including images, videos, text, online exhibits, and a lesson plan that support Lewis and Clark's expedition across American in the early 1800s.

A collection of resources that represent the amendments that make up the Bill of Rights. Resource representations as they relate to the Bill of Rights or Civil Liberties are as follows: 1. Bill of Rights 2. Freedom of Religion 3. Freedom of Speech 4. Freedom of the press 5. Right to assemble 6. Have a militia 7. Right to bear arms 8. Soldier's quartering in private homes 9. Illegal search and seizure 10. Right to due process 11. Right not to testify against yourself in court 12. Right to a speedy trial 13. Right to counsel 14. Cruel and unusual punishment 15. Emancipation proclaimation 16. Election of government representation (Congress) 17. Right for all free men including blacks to vote 18. Right of the government to collect taxes 19. Prohibition 20. Women's right to vote 21. Repeal of prohibition 22. Gay rights 23. American's with Disabilities Act