"Historical footage. The latest events. Primary sources. NBC News brings you all this and more,
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The NBC News Archive provides:
• More than 5,000 searchable resources, including historical footage, current events, mini-documentaries, primary sources, images, and other materials for use across all curriculum areas
• Specific digital content aligned to Advanced Placement courses and general classroom instruction in U.S. History, U.S. Government and Politics, and English Language and Composition
• Nearly 100 Writing Prompts supported by a selection of related NBC News stories and commentaries
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