History and Social Studies
Last update: May 13, 2008 C. Borri
American History: 18th & 19th centuries
American History: 19th Century Westward Expansion, "Trail of Tears"
and Custer
American History: 1912 Election
American History: 1920s
American History: Great
Depression and the New Deal
American History: 1950s
American History: 1960s
American History: 1970s
American History: African American
History (Harlem Renaissance, Civil Rights)
World History: Egypt, Greece, Rome
World History: The Middle Ages and the Renaissance
World History: World War I and World War II
World History: Modern
Economics
Government
Primary Sources
Psychology/Sociology
ABC-CLIO World History:
1500s to present day.
ABC-CLIO, 2007.
American Memory.
(Historical collections for the
National Digital Library.)
Library of Congress.
Best of History Web Sites.
Biographical Dictionary
Boom Towns. Paul Kaihla, Business 2.0, March
2004,
Offiice of New Haven, Yale University, 2005.
Discoveries Across the Atlantic.
The Mariners' Museum, 1997.
Drug Sense.
Information on the War on Drugs. DrugSense, 2004.
Election 2004
Eyewitness to History.
(History through the eyes of those
who lived it.
Ancient world through the 20th century.)
Ibis Communications, Inc., 2004.
Facing History and Ourselves: Examining history and
human behavior. Facinghistory.org.
Federal Research
Division. Library
of Congress, 2006.
Gale Group Databases:
History Resource Center:
Modern & U.S. and Literature Resource Center, Gale Group.
Harry S. Truman Presidential
Library & Museum.
National Archives and Records
Administration.
Hearst Castle.
California State Parks, 2004.
Hearst San Simeon
State Historical Monument.
California State Parks, 2004.
History of board games
Hasbro.
Hasbro, 2004.
Elliott Avedon
Museum and Archive of Games.
University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, 2003.
Hyper History
Online.
The Living Room
Candidate: Presidential campaign commercials, 1952-2004.
American Museum of the Moving Image.
MarcoPolo. (MarcoPolo
is a collection of standards-based, discipline-specific educational
Web sites for K-12 teachers.) MCI Foundation, 2004.
Michigan History
Michigan
Teacher Network
NewspaperArchive.com (
Free
Special Archive collection of American History.) Heritage Microfilm, 2008.
NYPL
DigitalGallery New York Public Library.
Oddens' Bookmarks: the
Fascinating world of maps and mapping. University of
Utrecht.
Our
Atlases. (Maps of major wars and conflicts.)
History department at the United States Military Academy.
Pre-Social
Security Period: Traditional sources of Economic Security.
Larry DeWitt, Social Security Online, 2003.
Spartacus Educational. (All
periods of Western History located at this portal.) Spartacus History,
2004.
Stock.Xchang. (Extensive
photo library.) Dream Interactive, 2004.
Wall Street
Journal Online. (username: kenowa/pswd: media)
WashLaw: Guide to State
Legal information on the Internet.
Washburn University School of Law Library, 2003.
Timeline of
Costume History.
(All time periods of western dress: Ancient Assyria,
Greece, Rome, and Europe.) The Costumer's Manifesto, 2004.
Portraits and information about the United
States Presidents and First Ladies.
Adam Smith. Questia Media America, Inc. 2005.
American
Memory. By Popular Demand: Portraits of the Presidents and First
Ladies, 1789 - Present.
Library of Congress. 1998.
AmericanPresident.org.
Miller Center of Public Affairs, University of Virginia, 2003.
The
Eleanor Roosevelt Papers, The Human Rights Years,
1945-1962.
Washington University, 2004.
Franklin D. Roosevelt Library &
Digital Archives
LBJ Library
and Museum. The
Lyndon Baines Johnson Library
and Museum in Austin, Texas, houses papers from LBJ's political career.
National First Ladies' Library.
The Hoover company, 2002.
Presidential
Libraries. National Archives and Records Administration
(NARA), 2004.
U.S. National Archives
and Records Administration (NARA
**Great place for history and photos and primary documents.***
The White House.
The Presidents of the United States.
The White House.
The First Ladies' gallery.
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