Timelines, maps and images tracing the history of the country from discovery of the new world to the Clinton Impreachment.

Presents the history of the country through articles, photographs as well as games and puzzles intended for the young learner.

Delves into historical collections to regularly commemorate noteworthy events in the history of America.

Archive of photographs and images with brief overviews categorized into topics such as arts, religion and sports depicting the history of the country.

Provides notes and outlines; and citation guides and chapter tests for the textbook used in United States History courses.

Recounts the story of former president John Quincy Adams and his defense of the captured slaves who mutinied aboard the famous schooner Amistad.

Compendium of worksheets relating American History and presented through rhyming poems.

Features timelines, photographs and artefacts from Illinois through history, plus personal stories on three different difficulty levels, with activities, to help children understand lives from the past.

Contains the film description, transcript, maps and various resources relating to the largest humanitarian campaign in world history.

Provides informative essays disclosing the history and culture of the black race.

Features the Mayflower passenger list with biographies of some of the passengers, plus extensive information for children on pilgrim history, the Mayflower voyage and life in Plymouth.

ThinkQuest project articles look at homes, school, clothes, transportation, chores, and jobs.

Collection of articles and photographs explaining the lifestyle of colonial America.

Database of photographs, documents, videos and artifacts related to the historic river basin.

Explores Great Plains frontier communities from 1860-1880, with interactive features, photographs and animations.

Variety of resources ranging from case studies, biographies as well as interactive videos presenting the history of the Old Line State.

Collection of interview excerpts telling the life stories of men and women coming from all walks of life in the nation.

Takes children on an interactive investigation into the first thanksgiving, viewed from the points of view of both English colonists and the Wampanoag people.

Series of documentaries that tracks the history of liberty in America and the lengths that people have gone to in gaining it.

Unfolds the forgotten stories of the people and the events that shaped California’s history and its people.

Archive of complete transcripts with included introductions and epilogue of the greatest speeches of the men and women who helped shape the nation.

Features an interactive guide to the history of New York state farming and agriculture.

Provides the overview of America’s history divided into several chapters from Colonial America to The Reagan Era.

Showcases the life and environment of the natives of America through child-friendly graphics and explanations.

Features the Jefferson West adventure that aims to let students experience as they go through the field trip in Colonial Williamsburg.

Collection of souvenirs and mementos starting from the 1800’s feature the history of one of the most famed symbol related to the American Revolution.

Free interactive adventure games set in different eras of US history; site includes a teacher's guide.

Film documentary featuring the creation of the historic monuments at the side of the now famous mountain.

Features lesson plans, activities, PowerPoint presentations, and games related to American history.

Collection of photographs and videos tracing the history of the United States from the Declaration of Independence to the Watergate Files.

Compilation of images, documents, letters, videos and maps tracing the history of the state that used to be called “Where the West Begins”.

Series of documentaries highlighting the American West and includes resources such as lesson plans and quizzes for students and teachers.

Educational learning program aimed at providing educational resources to teachers and the youth in gaining awareness of their country’s history.

Consists of various photographs and images of memorabilia and artifacts featuring New England life in 1800’s.

Contains interactive exercises for middle and high school children, encouraging them to think about the way images are of use to historians.

Describes the life and stories of the first people who settled in the New World called America.

Provides background information on the history and population of the state and cities as of the year 2000.

Traces the history and culture of the people living in the territory nicknamed the “Badger State”.

Provides a descriptive timeline as well as learning resources of the country’s history from the First People in America to the 20th Century.

Contains educational and interactive resources for students taking up introductory archaeology.

Features discussions on the controversial issues on human rights such as religious freedom, women’s vote and school desegregation.

Provides background information on the infamous ship and the tragic story of the shipwreck and the surviving crewmembers.

Detailed background information of riots that broke out in the city of Los Angeles involving soldiers and young Mexican Americans wearing the popular attire during those times.