Search the archives, or start from your shelf. Tick the records you want, put them in order, and add a heading and instructions. Each document carries its citation, its link and the exact text the archive returned. You check them. Historia writes no answer key and no essay prompts.
A set of real archive records, each with a link to the record itself. The quotations were copied from the archive’s text and checked when the set was made. Check each document yourself before you use it with a class. Historia wrote no answer key and no essay prompts, and stores nothing about you or your students.
The link holds the whole set in the address itself, after the #. Nothing is saved on a server, and opening the link tells Historia nothing about who opened it.