U. S. History

African American History Challenge - Civil War Era Links

The American Presidency

American Slave Narratives

Colonial Williamsburg site that has primary resources concerning colonial life and revolutionary America. Includes lesson plans and simulations.

Historical US Flags

History Channel

Historical Documents maintained by the National Archives and Records Administration and National History Day Inc.

The History of Thanksgiving

Monticello - African Americans

More U. S. History Resources

The Presidents of the United States of America

The US Civil War Center

World Web Links

Arab.net whoes aim is to provide the most comprehensive online resource on the Arab world, primarily dealing with countries in the Middle East and North Africa.

Distinguished Women of Past and Present

Portals to the World from the Library of Congress This site list countries and links to information about them.

The Religon of Islam

Sir Winston Churchill

World History

Current Events

CNN

PBS Frontline Online:

Additional Scocial Studies Web Links

Ancient World Web Sites

Britannica First published in 1771, Britannica has been the world's leading encyclopedia for over 200 years - but with book sales plummeting as the internet becomes the main "reference" source, Britannica has realised that the future is online, and from Tuesday, 19th. October 1999 offer free access to the full text of the Encyclopedia Britannica

MASC Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections (MASC) is a unit in Washington State University's Holland Library that is primarily responsible for acquiring, administering, and preserving millions of non-circulating items, many of which are rare and unique. Collections consist of records and documents of historical value, including manuscripts, photographs, audio and video tapes, films, printed and published materials (books, maps, broadsides, etc.)

National Council for Social Studies

National Geographic Sometimes, rarely, an organization arises of such excellence that it's efforts enhance thelives of thousands for generations. The National Geographic Society is just such an organization, and both the magazine and the Web site are the tip of an iceberg of contributions to exploration and discovery. The Web site is full of interesting articles and photographs - always a pleasure to visit.

Teacher's Guide to Political Cartoons