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Studying History
A Student's Guide to the
Study of History
Benchmarks of Historical
Thinking
explores how to study
history.
Lies My Teacher Told Me
is a critical review of high
school history books.
Reading, Writing, and Researching for History: A Guide for College Students
Patrick Rael, Bowdoin College
The Differentiator
will
help with essay questions
and papers.
History Tutors
can help with difficult
assignments.
Reading Primary Source
Documents
Citation machine
for help citing resources in
papers
Doing
History: A Guide to Historical Research
Social Science Research
Writing History
Papers, Guide to
Writing Handouts
from the UNC writing
center helps with all
kinds of writing
assignments.
Writing Guides,
History
Resources for
Students, Teachers and
Researchers, U.S. History:y
Research Project Help By Academic Discipline
Time Glider: Web-based
Timeline Software.
Please Blog Friends About This Free
Library Using
References
RB:
The Online Reference Book
for Medieval Studies
The
Historical Text Archive
has major historical
document.
Bedford/St. Martin's History
Research Room Frame
Current Events Internet Library
United
States History Classes
help you study
history by specific current
interesting topics.
Maps
of War ::: Visual History of
War, Religion, and
Government
Heilbrunn Time Line of Art
Histiry
The
University of Oklahoma
College of Law: A Chronology
of US Historical Documents
Time Maps Atlas of World
History
Historical Atlas of the
Mediterranean
A Chronology of US
Historical Documents
Our
Documents - 100 Milestone
Documents
Great
Speeches
American Memory (Library of
Congress)
has primary source
and archival material
relating to our culture and
history.
Multimedia Learning LLC -
Historic Graphics Archive
Centennia Historical Atlas
-- Europe and the Middle
East 1000AD to the ...
TeachingAmericanHistory.org
Document Library: Select a
Document
Internet Women's History
Sourcebook
Best History Sites
is comprehensive with a good
index system.
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History Class Notes
US
History I and II from the
Social Studies Help Center
are designed to help with AP
courses.
American History for
Secondary Students
US History
from
Wikibooks
meets AP
requirements.
17 Century Colonial New
England
Lies My Teacher Told Me
History of the United States to 1870
from the social Science
Webzine also has interesting
Resources.
History of the United States From 1870 from
the Social Science Webzine
also has interesting
Resources.
American
History 102:
1865-Present from Professor Stanley K.
Schultz.
American
History 102: Student Web
Notes
America at War
US History
from
Flow of History
An
Outline of American History
An
Outline of the American
Economy
An
Outline of American
Government
An
Outline of American
Literature
An
Outline of American
Geography
The U.S. Survey Course on
the Web
from History Matters
From Flow of History
Prehistory
The ancient Middle East
(c.3000-323 B.C.E.)
Birth of Western
civilization: Greece, Rome,
and Europe to c.1000 C.E.
Classical Asia to c.1800 C.E.:
Islam, India, China, and
Japan
Revival of the West
c.1000-1500 C.E.
The Early Modern Era
The Early 20th Century
The World Since 1945
WESTERN
CIVILIZATION
I and
II
by Prof. Henry with study
resources from Prof.
Edelstein of William
Patterson U.
Department of Humanities
Computing & Department of
American Studies University
of Groningen, The
Netherlands
Please Visit our
History
and
Foreign Affairs
Learning Centers
Course Notes From the
History Guide
History of Western
Civilization
European History
Ancient and Medieval
European History
Early
Modern European History
(in progress)
Modern European Intellectual
History
20th
Century Europe
Special US History Sites
American Shores - Maps of
the Middle Atlantic Region
to 1850
The
Spanish-American War in
Motion Pictures
1896
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Course Related Sites
Ancient World History
Ancient City of Athens -
Home, The
Ancient Greece
Ancient Times
China in the 20th Centurt
Civil
War, The
Civil War, Web Site Guide to
the U.S.
Cleisthenes,
The Greeks
Crusades, Primary Sources on the
Europe in the Age of the
Reformation
History of the Monarchy
American History to 1865
Slave Trade, Atlantic
Tudor England 1485 to 1603:
Table of Contents
World History Teaching and
Learning Resources
World History : Hyper
History
World History for Us All
Free History Courses with
Video from Academic
Earth
The Civil War and
Reconstruction Era,
1845-1877
Yale
France Since 1871
Yale
Introduction to Ancient
Greek History by
Donald Kagan
Yale
History Courses from MIT
Free Internet History
Books
Outline of U.S. History
is
very brief.
American History
is an exciting, interactive,
multimedia history of the
United States.
The
Amazing Ancient World Of
Western Civilization
Outline of US History
from Textbook Revolution
Online
American History Textbook
from Hypertext
U.S.
History
a digital textbook from the
from the University of
Huston
U.S. History
from Wikibooks' offers
extensive information as
well as links to additional
resources.
Outline of U.S. History
is more textbook than an
outline.
History Sourcebook
from Fordham University
History and Civilization
History of Western Art and
Civilization (Connexions)
European History
from Wikibooks
The History Guide
of European history
UK Constitution and
Government
from
Wikibooks
Kings and Queens of England
from Wikibooks
Online
History Books
from Ohio
State University
Europe in Retrospect
offers a brief history of
the past 200 years.
World Cultures
from Textbook revolution
History Internet Library
is a free
collection of learning
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Universities Sites
MIT World-History Videos for
2009
American History and
American Studies Research
Guide Yale
University
The History Teacher’s Attic
has a collection of
university materials.
Common
Place from
the History Department of
Florida State University
Digital History
from the University of
Huston History and Education
departments
eHistory
from Ohio State
University
Historical Resources
from William Paterson
University
History and Literature
Audios and Videos
has material from
Berkeley, Princeton, MIT,
and NATO
Internet Modern History
Sourcebook
from Fordham
University
Listen
to presidents as they mad
history
from the Miller
Center for Public Affairs of
the University of Virginia
Scholarly Lectures in Audios
and Videos
has material from Berkeley,
Lectures on Demand, and MIT.
Specialty Sites
Careers for Students of
History: Table of Contents
Eye Witness takes
you to historical events.
Playing History
your source for
historical games
Lies My Teacher Told Me
Playing History
Current Events Internet
Library
has recent Internet
articles.
Lessons
from the Constitutional
Rights Foundation
History Channel
History House
takes a humorous approach
History as seen by
historians
Links of the Week
and
History Links
from Professor
Stanley K. Schultz
Podcasts (Library of
Congress)
talking history
Vietnam
war photos/
Women's History Home Page
Organizations
The Authentic History Center
with primary sources from
American Popular Culture.
The National History Club
Club
Historian allows
individuals or groups to
create history projects.
Smarthistory
is unique and very
interesting.
Hardcore History
The very unconventional
Dan Carlin takes his
outside-the-box way of
thinking and applies it to
the past.
The
Computer History Museum: A
Video Tour Plus
Social Studies Help Center
has extensive material on
American History and
Government
AP US
History DBQ Project Page
History Teacher Net
The
Cold War Museum
Links for the history
profession
from the Organization
of American Historians
AP
History
US History I for AP*
US History II for AP*
Teaching History and Social
Studies
Score History/Social Science
has material
listed by grade.
History/Social Studies Web
Site for K-12 Teachers
has excellent
materials
Teacher's Guide to the
Holocaust
has resources, classroom
activities, links, and more.
resourcesforhistoryteachers
- home
Teaching American History,
questions/dbq-1600-to-1785/
historytech
blogs history teaching and
technical stuff
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