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World History

Medieval History

1. Medieval Literature
2. The Castles of Wales

 

 

U.S. History

1. Colonial Williamsburg Home PageHistory of the 18th centurt capital of Virginia, life for colonial citizens, slaves, tradesmen, and children. Includes biographies of early political figures, a colonial dateline, and electronic field trips and lesson plans.
2. Abraham Lincoln Online
3. National Archives
4. Library of Congress: American MemoryDocuments, photographs, movies, and sound recordings that tell America's story. Resources for Educators: The Learning Page.
5. Hotlist: Black HistoryLinks to educational resources maintained by the Franklin Institute. Links to Underground Railroad Resources, Black History Museum, Black History Pages from Education First, The Faces of Science: African- Americans in The Sciences, Picture Book Anthology, Directory of Black History Websites In Tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr.; The Universal Black Pages, "Splash" Magazine, Slavery Essays, University of Pennsylvania's African Studies Directory, and Collection of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Speeches.
6. Civil War CenterLouisiana State University's web links to information about the Civil War.
7. Hotlist: American History & GovernmentLinks to educational resources maintained by the Franklin Institute.
8. Historical DocumentsSearches Early Congressional Documents [including Declaration of Independence], the Federalist Papers, the Constitution [including the Bill of Rights and Other Amendments]
9. The History Net - Where History Lives on the WebA National Historical Society site organized into archives on world and American history, includes eyewitness accounts, personality profiles, battles, interviews, exhibits, and topics such as aviation, technology, houses, antiques, and a daily quiz.

Texas History

1. Lone Star Junction: A Texas Almanac
   Early Texas history events, notable Texans before 1900, a history forum, ducuments, book reviews, and a scrapbook of facts, presidents, capitols, and other Texas information. Links to other sites of Texas interest.

 

U.S. Government

1. Hotlist: American History & Government
2. Historical DocumentsContains the full text, history about, and a searchable word/phrase database for early Congressional documents, the Declaration of Independence, the Federalist Papers, and the Constitution.
3. U.S. House of Representatives Home PageIncludes information about Senate members, leadership, history, procedures, terminology, statistics, Committees, and activities.
4. The United States SenateIncludes information about Senate members, leadership, history, procedures, terminology, statistics, Committees, and activities.

Texas Government

1. Texas Legislature Online
   This site includes Texas statutes, the Texas Constitution, House of Representatives and Senate, committee memberships and schedules, and a searchable keyword database of bills.
2. State of Texas Government World Wide Web
   Site includes Texas government, traveling, business, agencies, city information, also images and information of the Texas flag, seal, song, flower, and more.