AMDOCS: The Study of American History
A comprehensive website of American documents. Quick find dates are 1400, 1500, 1600, 1700, 1750, 1775,
1787, 1800, 1825, 1850, 1860, 1865, 1876, 1900, 1913, 1920, 1930, 1970,
1980, 1990 and 2000.
American Memory
American
Memory is a gateway to rich primary source materials
relating to the history and culture of the United States. The site offers more than 7 million digital items from more than
100 historical collections.
American
Religion Data Archive
Locate demographic maps for religious affiliations throughout the United States.
Chronology
of US Historical Documents
Site maintained by the University of Oklahoma College
of Law. Dates include Pre-Colonial Era, 1601-1649, 1650-1700,
1701-1774, 1775-1800, 1801-1824, 1825-1849, 1850-1874, 1875-1900, 1901-1924,
1925-1949, 1950-1974, 1975-2000 and 2001-Present
Compendium
of Common Knowledge
Life
in Elizabethan England. (1558-1603)
Encyclopedia of Black History
This page is produced by Britannica online. It reviews the history of African
Americans from 1517-1863, 1863-1896, 1896-1929, 1929-1954
and 1954 to the present.
EpistemeLinks.com
This
Philosophy search engine is a searchable database of
thousands of entries at encyclopedias and other references.
This includes general encyclopedias such as Britannica,
as well as philosophy-specific resources.
Guide to Philosophy on the Internet
A search engine to for locating
philosophers on the Internet.
Historical
Atlas of the Twentieth Century
Atlas of events in the 20th Century for specific countries
and regions. Contents
include Cities, Government, War,
International Relations, Living Conditions and Economics, respectively. Maps included.
History of Broward
County
Site maintained by the Broward County
Historic Commission. Includes a multicultural visitor’s guide, a photo gallery,
information on the Seminole tribe and a timeline of
Broward milestones.
Inaugural Addresses of the Presidents of
the United States
From George Washington to George Bush.
Internet
Resources for Students of African-American
History and Culture
Reference
Sources (Documents, Bibliographies, etc.), Access to
Text Collections and other Special Resources, Links
to Afro-American Periodicals and News Sources, Connections
to Archival Sites, Individual Electronic Texts (by
Century), Eighteenth Century (1700's), Nineteenth Century
(1800's), Twentieth Century (1900's) and Associations,
Organizations, and Online Discussion Groups (Listservs).
Librarian’s Index to September 11th and
Beyond
A Comprehensive Index about the attacks, the people who were affected,
remembering and rebuilding.
Medieval Studies
Resources
The
Labyrinth provides free, organized access to electronic
resources in medieval studies through a World Wide
Web server at Georgetown University. The Labyrinth's easy-to-use menus
and links provide connections to databases, services,
texts, and images on other servers around the world.
Picturing the Century
One hundred years of photographs from the
National Archives. Immigrants arriving at Ellis Island . . .
the Wright Brothers fly . . . building the
Empire State Building . . . a Depression-era
soup line . . . Omaha Beach . . . the mushroom
cloud . . . Lyndon Johnson taking the Presidential
oath . . . a young marine in Da Nang . . . footprints on the
Moon . . . war in the Persian Gulf . . .photographs
that have touched the American fabric.
Portals
to the World
Site maintained by the Library of Congress. Links to electronic
resources from around the world.
Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust
An
overview of the people and events of the Holocaust
through photographs, documents, art, music, movies,
and literature
United
States Historical Documents
Official
website of the US National Archives and Records Administration. Resources
include Guide
to Federal Records, Access to Archival Databases (AAD),
Genealogy Resources, Veterans' Service Records and
the Archival Research Catalog (ARC).
Virtual Religion Index
This
Virtual Religion Index is a tool for students with
little time. It analyzes & highlights important
content of religion-related websites to speed research.
Topics include Academic Sites,
American Studies, Ancient Near East,
Anthropology & Sociology, Art & Archaeology, Biblical Studies, Buddhist Tradition, Christian Tradition,
Comparative Religion, Confessional Agencies,
East Asia, Ethics & Moral Values, Greco-Roman Studies, Hindu Studies, Islamic Tradition,
Judaic Studies, Philosophy & Theology and
the Psychology of Religion
Why Do Civilizations Fall?
Locate information on ancient civilizations. Include information on the
Maya, Mesopotamian's, Chaco Canyon
Native Americans, Mali and Songhai and other related resources.
World Religion Gateway
Internet index of world religions and comparative religion studies. World
religions include Buddhism,
Christianity, Hinduism, Islam and Judaism. Comparative religion topics include Alternative Spirituality, Ancient
History - Religion, Baha'i Faith, Canadian First Nations,
Gnosticism, Holocaust Studies, Law & Religion,
Mythology, Native American Religions, Peace Studies,
Rastafarianism, Religions in Canada, Religions in China,
Religions in the US, Religious Movements, Sikhism and
Women & Religion
Seminole
History
The struggle of the Seminole to remain in their Florida homeland is one
of the most dramatic stories in history. This website hosted by myFlorida.com
provides a brief introduction.
Seminole
Tribe
This site is dedicated to the rich history of the Florida Seminole. Information
on tribal history and culture, government services and historical records.
Travel back in time and discover how the human experience has unfolded. Useful websites for students with links to