Unit Title	Author
2018
Making Philosophic Ideas Visible: Connecting the Age of Enlightenment and the French Revolution	Alexander de Arana
Keywords: French Revolution, Critical thinking, Foundations of Government, social studies, Social Contract, Age of Enlightenment, Political thought
2016
Have You Ever Told That Story Before? Student Biographers Asking Important Life Questions, Preserving Memories and Writing History	Joyce Arnosky
Keywords: biography, language arts, elementary, writing, social studies
The Haitian Revolution and Governor General Toussaint Louverture: A Biography	Keysiah M. Middleton
Keywords: High School, social studies
2015
Why Isn’t Puerto Rico a State Yet?	Meagan C. Rubino
Keywords: American History, Empire, American empire, Puerto Rico
2014
Whispering Rivers: Whatever Happened to the Indians of Pennsylvania?	Pat Mitchell-Keita-Doe
Keywords: Native Americans, American History, Native American issues, Native American, Native American History, Historical Context, Political Activism, Pennsylvania History, political unrest, Political thought, History
2012
The Politics of Food: How the American Government Contributes to Public Health	Meagan C. Rubino
Keywords: Government, Health, public health, Politics
2009
The African American and the Woman Suffrage Movement	Myrtle Bastien
Keywords: class discrimination, disenfranchised, partisan interests, High School, important struggle, gender discrimination, right to vote, African American women, racial discrimination, African American
The Media and Its Impact on Institutions of National Government	Stephanie R. Felder
Keywords: American political culture, Jefferson, Hamilton, English political culture, Electronic Journalism, Media, Magazines of Opinion, Franklin, The Popular Press, The Party Press, political culture, American Government, public opinion
Fashion Trends: A Reflection of Our Political Culture	Ardeth Gilmore
Keywords: change, Industrial Revolution, major political events, European history, fashion, fashion and politics, fashion fads, fashion trends, 20th century, American Colonial period, political attitudes, American History, political culture, postindustrial
The Intersections of Law and Health	Jordan Solomon
Keywords: childhood health, law and health, Health, health legislation, legislation, American History, writing, physical education, persuasive writing
From Little Rock to Philadelphia: A Look at School Desegregation	Alison McCartney
Keywords: Central High School, desegregation, Arkansas, Little Rock Nine, little rock, school desegregation, Warriors Don't Cry, Research, racial inequalities, Philadelphia
Early Abolitionists in Philadelphia	Sandy O’Keefe
Keywords: Colonial America, anti-slavery, end to slavery, 8th grade, Philadelphia, Quakers, abolitionists, African American
Civil Rights Era and the African American Experience: Investigating American History through a Literary Lens	Erin Swan-Potras
Keywords: Civil Rights Movement, Birmingham, Children's March, Music, commercialism, discrimination, Historical Context, segregation, video, 1950s, 1960s, social context, Technology, Alabama, American Civil Rights Movement, political context, African American figures
Why Do You Ask? An Introduction to Interview & Survey Methodology	Kate Reber
Keywords: Bradley Effect, interview, Graduation Project, election polls, Ex-Slaves, exploring bias in research, service-learning project, School of the Future, skill building, research topics, research strategies, research methodologies, research based, West Philadelphia, 12th grade, survey
2008
The African, Caribbean and African American Cultural Connection	Keysiah M. Middleton
Keywords: Black Atlantic, connect to Africa, cultural expression, dance, language, interlinked groups, Music, Food, shared African background, shared awareness, pride, aesthetic values, African, African American
2007
The Life and Work of Dox Thrash: An Expression of Identity	Pamela Toller
Keywords: cultural climate, Culture, Art, Dox Thrash, History, social climate, political climate, African American art, African American History
Jim Crow and Apartheid: Walking hand in hand to the Promised Land	Stacia D. Parker
Keywords: Apartheid, Harlem Renaissance, think globally, South Africa, America, political literature, African American History