African-American History

An index of Black History Links for use in your classrooms

1. AFRICA: One Continent. Many Worlds - designed to provide an educator with the knowledge and tools to bring a rich experience to the classroom.
2. African Flags - posted by the university of Pennsylvania African Studies department
3. Africans In America presented by PBS - America's journey through slavery is presented in four parts. For each era, you'll find a historical Narrative, a Resource Bank of images, documents, stories, biographies, and commentaries, and a Teacher's Guide for using the content of the Web site and television series in US history courses.
4. Black History Hotlist -many links on various topics of Black History
5. Black History Hunt - Learn about Black History while incorporating math skills.
6. Black History Links - This page was written as a time saver for history teachers who need information for their students on slavery in pre-civil war America as well as Reconstruction, Jim Crow Laws, the Civil Rights Movement and issues of the present period.
7. Cross-Curricular Music Project - The project looks at one genre of music and the diversity within it; also the history behind the Blues.
8. Gale Company - A good Black History Month source! Choose from Biographies, Activities, Quizzes and Timelines. Gale,a business unit of The Thomson Corporation, is a world leader in e-information publishing for libraries, schools and businesses.
9. Kwanzaa Resources - Sites to give further information regarding this celebration
10. Marian Anderson: A Life in Song - This exhibition celebrates the artistic development and musical career of Marian Anderson. Renowned throughout the world for her extraordinary contralto voice, she is also remembered for her dignity and grace under pressure.
11. Martin Luther King Resources - Lessons, units, worksheets, clip art and more.

American History  

End of course assessments in American History released by Texas; Spring 2000, Spring 2001, Spring 2002

1. 20th & 21st Century America - multiple links on this topic
2. Audio History - from NPR , treasures from our archives that you can listen to whenever you wish.
3. 17th Century New England - with special emphasis on the Salem Witchcraft Trials
4. 100 milestone documents of American history - These documents help us think, talk and teach about the rights and responsibilities of citizens in our democracy, and reflect our diversity and our unity, our past and our future.
5. America's Story - from the Library of Congress; many areas to select from.
6. American History & Government Hotlist -numerous links of resources
7. American History Resources from Spartacus Educational - Activities, photos, lessons and more.
8. American History Through Architectural Masterpieces - American history and culture learned through the study of selected American architectural works of art.
9. American History Topics - from the HistoryPlace
10. The American Revolution - from MrNussbaum.com
11. American Revolutionary War Timeline - A chronicle of the Revolution.
12. Awesome Stories - History, Famous Trials, Disasters, Biographies, Religion and more.
13. Battle of the Battlefields - a WebQuest on the War of Independence, the Revolutionary War.
14. Best History Sites - Portal created for history teachers.
15. Boundaries of the contiguous United States - Watch an animation of the changing boundaries of the United States from 1650 to 1907. See also an animation from 1650 to 1983 showing individual county boundaries in the states
16. Civil War - from MrNussbaum.com
17. The Civil War for Kids - Created by the students in Mrs. Huber's class at Pocantico Hills School in Sleepy Hollow, New York
18. The Cold War - many links on this topic
19. Colonial America 1600-1775
20. Colonial America - By clicking on the Hotlinks, you will be taken directly to the exact  location where the Topic is located on the page.
21. Colonial Times - Discovery, Exploration, Colonies, & Revolution - multiple links on this topic
22. Course-Notes - outlines, vocabulary terms, practice tests, biographies, timelines, political parties, study guides and historical documents
23. Crossroads: a K-16 American History Curriculum
24. The Decades - Presents a series of web guides on the decades of the twentieth century.
25. Digital History - using new technologies to enhance teaching and research
26. Digital Media - "125,000 items from every stage of producing, promoting, and exhibiting motion pictures, television, and digital media. This historically significant body of artifacts, one of the most important collections of its kind in the world, includes, but is not limited to, technical apparatus, still photographs, licensed merchandise, exhibition and marketing materials of all kinds, costumes, design materials, and video and computer games"
27. Early American Maps
28. Editorial Cartoons - Use this outline to analyze editorial cartoons.
29. The Gold Rush
    1. Gold Rush Quiz - online quiz about the Gold Rush.
    2. Gold Rush Scenes - drawings depicting the life of a gold miner
    3. Natives and Immigrants - natives and Immigrants view of the Gold Rush
30. Economics of the Great Depression - Where did all the money go? As detectives, you will gather clues using the Internet to investigate the mystery through a series of clue sheets. An interactive lesson with an interactive group project as culmination.
31. Eyewitness to History - Your ringside seat to history - from the Ancient World to the present. History through the eyes of those who lived it.
32. Famous Moments In Early American History ( Short Films of Noteworthy Events) - films highlighting a true story of historical significance, providing 'students' of early America with a better understanding of the people, places and events of this important era.
33. Folk Songs of War - Songs from French and Indian, Revolutionary War, War of 1812, Civil War,
34. The Great Chicago Fire - a commemorative exhibition created by the Chicago Historical Society and Northwestern University
35. Google - Google has digitized 50 historic films from the National Archives and made them available, at no charge, on the Web
36. History Interactive - from National Heritage Academies presents an index of world history topics. Scroll down to find the American History section. Apparently this site is just beginning, so bookmark it and check back.
37. The History Channel - Speeches; Video; beware of ads.
38. A History Teacher's Choice - John Raymond, has collected over 500 sites for History Teachers. Hasn't been updated recently, but good sites.
39. The History Net - where history lives on the web
40. History and Politics Out Loud - Searchable archives of audio clips of speeches and other politically significant events.
41. History Teacher - Links and curriculum resources for AP history, US European History, Government, Global Studies and more. Quizzes and news links included.
42. Homeland Security and Emergencies - Be prepared! Lessons, activities, games
43. The Impeachment of Andrew Johnson - from Harper's weekly. There are several interesting links here, even an impeachment simulation game.
44. Jamestown - Virtual Jamestown - Interactive Maps, Primary Sources, Public Records, Personal letters, Runaway Slave Ads and more.
45. Korean War Project - includes a searchable database of casualties
46. The Lewis and Clark Adventure - from MrNussbaum.com
47. Liberty: The American Revolution - from PBS
48. Medicine in the Civil War - some graphic pictures
49. Medicine in the Civil War - Caring for the Men; The History of Civil War Medicine
50. Memory Gallery - Permanent exhibition of the rarest, most interesting or significant items relating to America's past, drawn from every corner of the world's largest library.
51. National Museum of the American Indian - posted by the Smithsonian Institution.
52. Native American Star Knowledge - Information about the Bighorn Medicine Wheel and much more
53. Online Historical Media Clips - from Thinkport
54. Our Documents - Explore 100 milestone documents of American history. These documents reflect our diversity and our unity, our past and our future, and mostly our commitment as a nation to continue to strive to "form a more perfect union."
55. Presidential timeline - Interactive timeline of the 20th century presidents. "an ever-growing selection of digitized assets from the collections of the twelve Presidential Libraries of the National Archives. Among these assets you’ll find documents, photographs, audio recordings, and video relating to the events of the presidents’ lives. The goal of the project is to make these resources readily and freely available to students, educators, and adult learners throughout the world."
56. Presidents of the United States:
    1. An Internet Public Library database.
    2. The Living Room Candidate - This online exhibition presents 284 historical presidential campaign commercials from every election year, beginning with 1952, when the first campaign ads aired.
    3. Presidents of the United States
    4. President's Hall presented by Whitehouse.gov
    5. Presidents: The American Experience from PBS
    6. Presidents Puzzle - Drag the Presidents into the proper order and press the Check button. This site requires Flash, but it is well worth the download time if you don't yet have it installed. This would be an excellent review.
    7. Vice President information from VicePresidents.com
57. Presidential Libraries
    1. Thomas Jefferson Papers at the Library of Congress
    2. Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
    3. The Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center
    4. McKinley Memorial Library & Museum
    5. Calvin Coolidge Presidential Library and Museum
    6. Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum
    7. Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum
    8. Harry S. Truman Presidential Museum & Library
    9. Dwight D. Eisenhower Library and Museum
    10. John F. Kennedy Library and Museum
    11. Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum
    12. Nixon Presidential Materials
    13. Gerald R. Ford Library and Museum
    14. Jimmy Carter Library and Museum
    15. Ronald Reagan Library and Museum
    16. George Bush Presidential Library and Museum
    17. Clinton Presidential Materials Project
58. Primary Source Documents
    1. 100 milestone documents of American history - These documents help us think, talk and teach about the rights and responsibilities of citizens in our democracy, and reflect our diversity and our unity, our past and our future.
    2. American Memory Timeline - This resource was developed to help teachers and students use the vast online collections of the Library of Congress. The links will lead you to sets of selected primary sources on a variety of topics in United States History. The sets are arranged by chronological period.
    3. American Treasures of the Library of Congress - Thomas Jefferson, whose personal library became the core of the Library of Congress, arranged his books into three types of knowledge, corresponding to three faculties of the mind: Memory (History), Reason (Philosophy), and Imagination (Fine Arts).
    4. Behind the Picket Fence: The Fifties Family Exposed Through Primary Sources- a product of Doing History
    5. Calisphere: A World of Primary Source Documents - explore thousands of primary source images and documents
    6. A Chronology of US Historical Documents - From Pre-Colonial to the present
    7. The Civil War - The Valley of the Shadow - The Valley of the Shadow Project takes two communities, one Northern and one Southern, through the experience of the American Civil War. The project is a hypermedia archive of thousands of sources for the period before, during, and after the Civil War.
    8. Core Documents of US Democracy
    9. Declaration of Independence - from the National Archives Experience
    10. Guides to Historical Thinking - guides to help students think historically while examining primary sources
    11. EASE History (created by a group at Michigan State University) - Through the prism of US presidential campaign ads, users can better understand the complexities of campaign issues and their historical context by looking at historical events, and explore the meanings of core values by examining how these values have been applied in both historical events and campaign ads.
    12. Eyewitness to History - aranged by date
    13. Finding World History - reviews describe online primary source archives, evaluate resources, and provide classroom suggestions
    14. Hammurabi’s Code - this Babylonian document is an extremely useful source for discussions of Mesopotamian government and society - One of the most influential codifications of law in ancient history
    15. Historical Documents of the United States - from the Mayflower Compact to Viet Nam era documents
    16. History and Historiography - documents on the English Server at Carnegie Mellon University
    17. Inaugural Addresses - from George Washington's first on April 30, 1789 to George Bush's on January 20, 1989.
    18. Inaugural Addresses of the Presidents of the United States - George Washington to George W. Bush
    19. Integrated History - Online Archive of Primary Sources on the History of East-Central Europe
    20. Major Document Collections - from the Avalon Project at the Yale Law School - Look through The Federalist papers, check out the Nuremberg War Crimes Trial, or many other collections of documents.
    21. Primary Source Materials and Document Based Questions - Useful links to help students learn to analyze primary sources and write DBQs. Also check out The History Lab . Enter the data you are searching for and a Lab teaching format is already laid out for the students. Teaches by inquiry, reflection, interpretation and constructing a hypothesis. A framework to help teachers teach history through primary sources.
    22. Primary Sources - List of links for many sites with primary sources.
    23. Primary Sources on the web - includes American History and World History
    24. Revolutionary War - Many links from the pre- war years to the war; primary sources and more
    25. Revolutionary War - Captain Thomas Preston - primary source; The following is a transcript of the trial of Captain Thomas Preston, who was in charge of the British troops involved in the Boston Massacre
    26. Teaching with Documents - reproducible copies of primary documents from the holdings of the National Archives of the United States, teaching activities correlated to the National History Standards and National Standards for Civics and Government, and cross-curricular connections
        1. Document Analysis Worksheets - designed and developed by the Education Staff of the National Archives and Records Administration to help your students evaluate a variety of types of primary documents
    27. Timeline and Chronicles of the American Revolution - Interactive site with primary resources.
    28. U.S. National Archives and Records Administration Home Page - "The tie that binds the lives of our people in one indissoluble union are perpetuated in the archives of our government."
    29. Women in World History - primary sources by region
59. Propaganda
    1. Propaganda postcards from the Great War
    2. Propaganda Posters - First World War
    3. Propaganda Techniques -
    4. World War II Propaganda - cartoon, film, music and art
60. Revolutionary War
    1. From Revolution to Reconstruction - A Hypertext on American History from the colonial period until Modern Time. Don't miss the biography section!
    2. Revolutionary War - Prelude to Revolution 1763 to 1775
    3. Revolutionary War - Timeline of the Revolution; PBS
    4. Revolutionary War - Definitions of the Revolutionary War
    5. Revolutionary War - Many links from the pre- war years to the war; primary sources and more
    6. Revolutionary War - The Boston Massacre - A Behind-the-Scenes Look At Paul Revere's Most Famous Engraving
    7. The Road to Revolution - An interactive game about events leading up to the Revolutionary War.
    8. Women in the Revolution - scroll past the ads at the top to the bottom of the page for a list of women
    9. Women in the Revolution - Learn how women helped in the war
61. Space Race - An Exhibition at the National Air and Space Museum. The Space Race grew out of the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union, the most powerful nations after World War II.
62. State and Local Government information on the Internet.
63. Talking History - Talking History, based at the University at Albany, State University of New York, is a radio and aural history production, distribution, and instructional center. An outstanding collection of audio documentaries, speeches, debates, oral histories, conference sessions, commentaries, archival audio sources, and other aural history resources.
64. Tennessee History
    1. Tennessee Blue Book - graphs and charts on State Government ; contains information on the makeup of Tennessee state government. It also contains an expansive history section, the constitutions of the United States and Tennessee, the state’s symbols and honors, the most recent election returns, and census information.
    2. Tennessee History - lots of links (12 pages if printed)
    3. Tennessee History Classroom - three pages of links to Tennessee history resources
    4. Tennessee History for Kids - Learn about Tennessee; people, virtual field trips, history, cultures, economics and more.
    5. Tennessee History by grade - second | third | fourth | fifth | sixth | seventh | eighth | high school
    6. Women in Tennessee History - a bibliography posted by the Middle Tennessee State University Library
65. Then and Now - A Science Odyssey takes you on a journey through the most spectacular 100 years in the history of science and technology. Here's an overview of how our understanding has grown from 1900 to today. Click each topic for greater detail and links that trace our journey from then to now!
    1. Matters of Life and Death; Medicine and Health
    2. Mysteries of the Universe; Physics and Astronomy
    3. In Search of Ourselves; Human Behavior
    4. Bigger, Better, Faster; Technology
    5. Origins; Earth and Life Sciences
66. This Day in History - presented by The History Channel.
67. The Thirties in Print - Ads, documents, people, news, comics and more!
68. The Twentieth Century - See what happened many years ago.
    1. Do You Remember? - the 70's, 80's and 90's
69. United States of America - geography and history from MrNussbaum.com
70. The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall Page is dedicated to providing the most up to date and accurate information regarding the Names on The Wall in Washington DC.
71. The Valley of the Shadow Project takes two communities, one Northern and one Southern, through the experience of the American Civil War. The project is a hypermedia archive of thousands of sources for the period before, during, and after the Civil War for Augusta County, Virginia, and Franklin County, Pennsylvania
72. Yesterday Toys - See what American children played with throughout the decades.
73. You Be the Historian - See if you can figure out what life was like 200 years ago for Thomas and Elizabeth Springer's family in New Castle, Delaware. At the same time discover what historians in the next century could learn about you if they found your house exactly the way it is today.
74. We Didn't Start the Fire - an excellent education tool for teachers and students!
75. Women's History Hotlist - many links on topics of Women's History.
76. World War I - multiple links on this topic.
77. World War II - multiple links on this topic

Jewish History

1. Anne Frank and children of the Holocaust - Webquest
2. Children of the Holocaust - Webquest
3. Holocaust Children - webquest
4. The Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes' Remembrance Authority -Israel’s national Holocaust memorial
5. Israeli History - posted by the Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This site contains a large number of links to sites related to Jewish history and links to source documents that would provide material for project-based activities in the classroom.
6. Jews in the Civil War - Jewish-American History on the Web [This page opens in a new window. When you are ready to return to this list, close the window.]
7. The Jewish Nature Quiz will test your knowledge of Judaism and awareness of nature. Every month, you can find another nature riddle, mystery or Torah question.
8. Jewish Pioneers of the west - Jewish Pioneer Women 1850–1910
9. The Jewish Calendar
10. The Jewish Year
11. Project Genesis: "The best site for serious Jewish education on the Internet "
12. Jewish Virtual Library - educational materials on Jewish history and culture
13. Survivors of the Shoah - established in 1994 to collect and preserve the testimonies of Holocaust survivors and other witnesses
14. United States Holocaust Memorial Museum - List of topics related to the Holocaust. Strong Caution: Before using this with any age class, preview thoroughly. Be sure you know what educational objectives you plan to accomplish. There is some really rough stuff here.
15. Voices of the Holocaust - Interviews with survivors communicate more clearly than accounts in textbooks.

World & Ancient History 

1. Age of Exploration - an online curriculum posted by the Mariner's Museum
2. Akbar's Dilemma - a lesson plan helping students to identify the role religion played in the everyday lives of ordinary Mesopotamians
3. Ancient China - almost two dozen links from Mr. Donn
4. Ancient History -Games to Play
5. General Ancient History & Archaeology - multiple links on this topic
6. Ancient Mesopotamia - a seventh grade World History/World Geography unit designed to be used by both students and teachers [Caution: This page has several dead links]
7. Ancient Mesopotamia - to be used by fourth grade students when studying the ancient civilization of Mesopotamia
8. Ancient Rome - multiple links on this topic
9. Collapse: Why Do Civilizations Fall - A complete history unit from Annenberg CPB
   1. Collapse: Why do civilizations fall? - a section on Mesopotamia
10. Counting in Babylon
11. Course-Notes - outlines, vocabulary terms, practice tests, biographies, timelines, political parties, study guides and historical documents
12. Development of Cuneiform -
13. Egypt - Color Me Egypt - "Learn about Egypt's ancient past, as well as some of the most important rulers and other people that made Egypt one of the world's most powerful countries thousands of years ago."
14. Egypt - Links to many resources
15. Egyptian Art: The Case of the Missing Mummy - explore the art of Ancient Egypt and creatively design an Egyptian Mummy Case, using the art medium, papier-mâché.
16. European History - Review Quizzes
17. Eyewitness to History - Your ringside seat to history - from the Ancient World to the present. History through the eyes of those who lived it.
18. Free Stock Photos - Photos to use in your classroom on Rome, Eygypt, Israel, Near East.
19. Battle of Hastings 1066 - 300 graphics and photographs, also many maps
20. General Ancient History & Archaeology
21. Greece - Ancient Greece Resources - Links to many resources
22. Greece - Online activities
23. Hard Times - Students interact with the different effects of the Industrial Revolution while classifying them as to the historical theme for which they are best suited. They are also asked to make a judgment as to whether the effects are positive or negative. (Author - Richard Johnson)
24. The History and Religion of Ancient Mesopotamia - from 3000 BC until the time of Abraham (~2000 BC)
25. History Journals On-Line - a compilation of links posted by Tennessee Tech
26. History of Babylonia - from the Quartz Hill School of Theology
27. History of Nations - a history of every nation in the world as well as many non-sovereign territories
28. HyperHistory Online provides an interactive timeline of the last 3000 years of human history.
29. Medieval Times
    1. The Middle Ages - A part of the Annenberg/CPB Projects Exhibits Collection. Categories include; Feudal Life, Religion, Homes, Clothing, Health, Arts&Entertainment, and Town Life
    2. The Middle Ages - Choose from 4 different "guides" (Knight, Merchant, Peasant or Nun) who will help you explore life in the Middle Ages (from the Minnesota State University EMuseum) The reading level may be challenging for grade 4.
    3. The Middle Ages, Chivalry and Knighthood - multiple links on this subject
    4. Heraldry Game - Learn about Shields, Knights and Heraldry. Role-play as a young aristocrat, recognizing friends and enemies. Challenging reading for grade 4s.
    5. Medieval Siege - In the Middle Ages, those who attacked castles used trebuchets, military engines capable of firing missiles with frightening force. At this NOVA web site, view an actual trebuchet and construct and fire one of your own online. Also, find out what other weapons were used and what daily life was like in a medieval castle.
    6. Castle Learning Center - Some of the text has quite complex sentence structure and may be challenging for grade 4 students but the number of topics and the details provided are very good.
    7. Ghosts in the Castle - Poke around a British castle from the 14th Century in the company of some extraordinary guides: the ghosts of the original inhabitants. ( National Geographic)
    8. Castle Constructor - from TVO Kids - construct a castle on-line and then print out the parts and make it yourself!
    9. Feudal, Medieval and Castle Terms - a glossary
    10. Medieval Music - midi music files from the Internet Renaissance Band
30. Mesopotamia
31. Mesopotamia - Discover Babylon - Interactive 3D game to download - "sophisticated video gaming strategies and realistic digital environments to engage the learner in challenges and mysteries that can only be solved through developing an understanding of Mesopotamian society, business practices, and trade."
32. Mesopotamia - presented by the British Museum
33. Mesopotamia - many links on this topic; from KidsKonnect
34. Mesopotamia: Economy, Technology, Society, and Culture - from the Encyclopedia of World History
35. Odyssey Online - "an interactive journey through ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome, and the Near East; the ancient Americas; and sub-Saharan Africa of the 19th and 20th centuries"
36. The Face of Russia traces the general chronology of Russian culture. This remarkable journey through ten centuries of art, architecture, music, dance and cinema reveals the major events that shaped Russian culture. An excellent time line is provided.
37. The History of Plumbing - Babylonia - from the plumber.com
38. Images from History - Images from the history of world art and archeology for use in the classroom. If you can not get the folder based menu to work, look in the text below the folders and click on "old menu."
39. Life in Ancient Egypt - an introduction to The Walton Hall of Ancient Egypt at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History.
40. Life in the Middle Ages - A Look at European Life in Medieval Times
41. Magna Carta - read a Translation
42. Medieval Sites - many links to learn from
43. Middle Ages Feudal Life - What was it really like to life in the Middle Ages?
44. Middle Ages and Knighthood - a long list of links
45. Middle Ages - Medieval Times - many links
46. Military History Encyclopedia on the Web - At the moment, their main strengths are the middle ages, the First World War, the Seven Years War and the Thirty Years War, but they are expanding their coverage every week, especially in the Napoleonic Wars and the Crimean War.
47. Modern World History - Textbook resources from the Class Zone are provided by the McDougal Littel division of the Houghton Mifflin Company. Each chapter provides links related to the chapter content, a chapter assessment Internet activity, and a short online quiz.
48. The Odyssey of Alexander the Great - animation from birth to death (also see the Odyssey in the form of a large map)
49. Renaissance: What Inspired This Age of Balance and Order? - This Annenberg/CPB Projects online exhibit transforms you back to a time of great discovery. Find out what inspired this age of rebirth in Europe and see how life changed for those who lived during this period.
50. The Renaissance - multiple links on this subject.
51. The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World
52. Western Civilization - multiple links on this subject
53. World Explorers
54. World History Archives - documents to support the study of world history from a working-class and non-Eurocentric perspective
55. World History & Lesson Plan Links
56. World History
    1. The Ancient World
    2. 6th - 15th Centuries
    3. 16th - 19th Centuries
    4. 1901 - World War II
    5. 1945 - 21st Century
    6. Map
57. World History International - collection of world history related essays, documents, maps and music from world history including the neolithic era to current world history
58. World History Sources - classroom teachers discuss teaching with primary sources
59. You Wouldn't Want to be...
    1. an Egyptian Mummy! - You are a wealthy ancient Egyptian on the point of death and you want to make yourself immortal. To achieve this, you will have to go through the expensive and complicated process of becoming a mummy. Get ready, as you are about to...drop dead.
    2. a Polar Explorer! - Get ready...as a brave young sailor looking for adventure, you are about to join Ernest Shackleton’s expedition to icy Antarctica as a polar explorer.
    3. a Roman Gladiator! - Will you live or die after your first fight as a Roman gladiator? Find out what fate awaits you on your journey to the arena
    4. on the Whaling Ship Essex - As a 14-year old cabin boy, you are about to begin your first voyage aboard the whaling ship Essex. What you don't know is that the ship is heading for a disastrous encounter with a giant sperm whale.

World War II

1. American Aircraft of World War II - This is a reference site with photos, data, and info on all American aircraft designed or used in World War II.
2. Canadian Newspapers and the Second World War - The history of World War 2 as reported in Canadian newspapers. This free newspaper archives offers wonderful opportunities for research into every aspect of the Second World War.
3. Course-Notes - outlines, vocabulary terms, practice tests, biographies, timelines, political parties, study guides and historical documents
4. Hall of World War II has a long list of links to WW II information.
5. The History Place has a timeline with photos and text of World War II in Europe
6. U S Troops in Action - selected battle photos, 1942-1945
7. World War II Commemoration from Grolier Online - World War II ended on September 2, 1945 with the formal surrender of Japan aboard the US battleship Missouri in Tokyo Bay. To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the end of the war, Grolier has put together what they believe to be the definitive collection of World War II historical materials on the Web.
8. World War II Poster Collection - The Government Publications Department at Northwestern University Library has a comprehensive collection of over 300 posters issued by US Federal agencies from the onset of war through 1945.
9. World War II Resources - Primary source materials on the Web, original documents regarding all aspects of the war
10. World War II History Links - links to the major web sites devoted to World War II.
11. World War II Remembered - investigate World War II by learning about events through the stories of people who experienced them firsthand. Eyewitness accounts unfold around four significant wartime events: the story of Nazi Germany and Anne Frank, the attack on Pearl Harbor, life in America during wartime, and the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, Japan

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