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Over 700 excellent geography sites, including a comprehensive collection
of printable black-line maps.
American Civil War Homepage
Most complete collection of information on the Civil War you will find
anywhere along with a comprehensive history, personal accounts, photos,
flags, portraits, maps and battle scenes.
American Memory A collection of
primary source and archival material related to American culture and
history.
American West At this site you
will find information about the Amerian West, from its history and
development to today's events. Included are maps of trails, photos of
pioneer towns, stories of everyday life, and recommended links to many
sites about the American West.
Ancient
History Lesson Plans Excellent collection of lesson plans for all
ages in the areas of archeology, Mesopotamia, Ancient Egypt, Ancient
Rome and Ancient China.
Ancient World Web Organized
by both geography and subject. Includes ancient documents, archeology,
architecture, art, history, law, language, literature, museums,
exhibits, military, mythology, religion, paleontology, sciences, towns
and cities.
Anne Frank House The reality of
the Holocaust and the tiny space where Anne wrote her famous diary.
Educational materials and visuals bring this tragic story to life.
Census Bureau Top quality
statistical information about the United States.
CIA
Fact Book Demographic, geographic and political information on all
the countries and territories of the world.
Civil War
Photographs Scenes of military personnel, preparations for battle,
and battle after-effects primarily taken by Matthew Brady.
Civil War
Women: Primary Sources on the Internet Brings you diaries, letters,
photographs and other documents reflecting women's experiences during
the Civil War.
Countries and International
Services Lots of unusual and hard to find information about
countries and services around the world.
Country Reports Country
information from around the world. A resource for business, tourists,
students and teachers. The Internet's best source of country data!
Education
First: Black History Activities Six web sites on African-American
history (they also serve as examples on how to integrate the web and
videoconferencing into the classroom). Site titles: Black History
Hotlist, Interactive Treasure Hunt, Subject Sampler, a Webquest on the
Little Rock 9, and Tuskegee Tragedy.
Free Blank Outline Maps Free Blank Outline Maps of the Countries and
Continents of the World.
50 States.com Tour and gain
knowledge of the 50 states, commonwealths and territories by means of
maps, facts, links, and much more.
Friends and
Partners Jointly developed by the citizens of the US and Russia to
promote better understanding between the people of our countries.
Government Information Sharing
Demonstration Project demonstrationg how technology can be used to
create a user-friendly and powerful system for accessing U.S. Federal
Government Information.
Historic Events and Birthdates
Just enter the date and historic events/birthdates appear. Students can
either access today's date or any day of the month. What appears is
famous people's birthdays, what happened on this date in history,
holidays, deaths, religious observances, religious history, and a
thought for the day.
Historical Maps
A wide array of historical maps of the United States.
HistoryNet Everything and
more that you have ever wanted to know about history.
MapQuest Plug in a city or state
and this site will produce a map you can zoom in or out on or pan in any
direction.
Maps
A great site for dynamic, black and white, trail, and interactive
topographic maps.
Mayflower Web Page
This site features history and genealogical information about the
Mayflower. It includes diaries, histories, myths, early writings, and
links to other pilgrim sites.
Mexico for Kids
A complete guide to Mexico from the office of the President. It is
written in French and Spanish, as well as English. For grades K-6, with
lots of colorful illustrations and easy-to-read text. Students will
learn all about Mexico, its geography, government, and history.
National Archives and Records
Administration Primary source documents with digitized versions of
American history's greatest hits, incidental source material, and strong
educational resources. Create your own archives.
Native American Information
Resources Links to hundreds of resources about Native Americans.
PBS TeacherSource Public
Broadcasting's Web site for teachers. Information on PBS educational
resources, copyright information, informative articles, and much more.
Peace Corps
Lessons See the world! More than 100 lesson plans covering a range
of topics, many organized by grade level, including map reading, the
environment, and activities of teenage girls around the world. Grades
3-12.
Postcards from America Hitch
a ride on the Information Superhighway at "Postcards From America".
Accompanying Priscilla Sarsfield, a former teacher, and her husband,
photographer Ken Mahlenkamp, as they travel across the US and send live,
electronic postcards every day.
Resources for Teaching About the
Americas RETANET has resources and curriculum materials about Latin
America, the Spanish Caribbean, and the U.S. Southwest, a searchable
database of resource materials and a photograph archive.
Russia Today Daily news
coverage of politics, business and life in Russia.
Seven Wonders of the
World A clickable map, timeline, and links to related ancient
history sites make this a fun and easy way to learn about the cultures
of Western Civilization.
Slave Voices From the
Special Collections Library of Duke University, the story of slavery is
retold with the documents of the period. Bills of sale, newspaper
advertisements, diaries, etc., are reproduced and interpreted.
Social Studies School Service Social Studies School Service has
created links to other sites across the Web edited with the social
studies educator in mind.
USA City Link Comprehensive list
of web pages featuring U.S. states and cities.
USA Counties Use this to unearth
geographic and raw census data about every single U.S. state and county.
Click on the map and zoom in as close as the next county or as far away
as the most distant state.
Valley Forge
The story of Valley Forge, samples from the museum, weather reports and
journals from the period of encampment.
World War I "Trenches on the
Web" is a vast source of information about The Great War--World War One.
Winter Olympics
French and Indian War
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