North America United States

• Colonial Life
• Great Depression
• Presidents
• September 11, 2001
• Wars

• Society: History: By Region: North America: United States 

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

• A Biography of America  - Timelines, maps and images tracing the history of the country from discovery of the new world to the Clinton Impreachment.
• A Music History of the American People  - Consists of originally made songs written by high school students that involves putting their American History lessons into music to make it easier to study and remember.
• America’s Story – Library of Congress  - Presents the history of the country through articles, photographs as well as games and puzzles intended for the young learner.
• American Memory – The Library of Congress  - Archive of photographs and images with brief overviews categorized into topics such as arts, religion and sports depicting the history of the country.
• American Memory – The Library of Congress  - Delves into historical collections to regularly commemorate noteworthy events in the history of America.
• The American Pageant  - Provides notes and outlines; and citation guides and chapter tests for the textbook used in United States History courses.
• American Treasures of the Library of Congress  - Recounts the story of former president John Quincy Adams and his defense of the captured slaves who mutinied aboard the famous schooner Amistad.
• Andy’s American History Worksheets  - Compendium of worksheets relating American History and presented through rhyming poems.
• At Home in the Heartland  - 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.
• The Berlin Airlift – American Experience  - Contains the film description, transcript, maps and various resources relating to the largest humanitarian campaign in world history.
• Black American History  - Provides informative essays disclosing the history and culture of the black race.
• Caleb Johnson's Mayflower History  - 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.
• Colonial Kids: A Celebration of Life in the 1700’s  - ThinkQuest project articles look at homes, school, clothes, transportation, chores, and jobs.
• Colonial Williamsburg  - Collection of articles and photographs explaining the lifestyle of colonial America.
• Columbia River Basin Ethnic History Archive  - Database of photographs, documents, videos and artifacts related to the historic river basin.
• Dakota Experience  - Explores Great Plains frontier communities from 1860-1880, with interactive features, photographs and animations.
• Deadwood Illustrated  - Features child-friendly animated graphics, photographs, and dialogues relating to the history of the Black Hills tourist center known for its gold, lumber, and livestock.
• Ease History  - Archive of video clips and images of the people and events that helped shape US history.
• Exploring Maryland’s Roots  - Variety of resources ranging from case studies, biographies as well as interactive videos presenting the history of the Old Line State.
• Federal Writer’s Project  - Collection of interview excerpts telling the life stories of men and women coming from all walks of life in the nation.
• First Thanksgiving  - Takes children on an interactive investigation into the first thanksgiving, viewed from the points of view of both English colonists and the Wampanoag people.
• Freedom – A History of US  - Series of documentaries that tracks the history of liberty in America and the lengths that people have gone to in gaining it.
• From Revolution to Reconstruction...and What Happened Afterwards  - Contains the complete hypertext of a number of USIA publications covering US history, economy and law.
• Gold Rush – California’s Untold Stories  - Unfolds the forgotten stories of the people and the events that shaped California’s history and its people.
• Great American Speeches  - Archive of complete transcripts with included introductions and epilogue of the greatest speeches of the men and women who helped shape the nation.
• Harvest of History  - Features an interactive guide to the history of New York state farming and agriculture.
• History Haven  - Provides the overview of America’s history divided into several chapters from Colonial America to The Reagan Era.
• Indian Kids  - Showcases the life and environment of the natives of America through child-friendly graphics and explanations.
• Jefferson West  - Features the Jefferson West adventure that aims to let students experience as they go through the field trip in Colonial Williamsburg.
• Liberty Bell Virtual Museum  - 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.
• Mount Rushmore – American Experience  - Film documentary featuring the creation of the historic monuments at the side of the now famous mountain.
• The National Archives  - Collection of photographs and videos tracing the history of the United States from the Declaration of Independence to the Watergate Files.
• National Museum of American History  - Provides games and puzzles portraying the rich history of the United States in child suitable graphics and texts.
• Nebraska Studies  - Compilation of images, documents, letters, videos and maps tracing the history of the state that used to be called “Where the West Begins”.
• New Perspectives on the West  - Series of documentaries highlighting the American West and includes resources such as lesson plans and quizzes for students and teachers.
• The Odyssey – United States Trek  - Educational learning program aimed at providing educational resources to teachers and the youth in gaining awareness of their country’s history.
• Ohio Kids – History for Kids  - Features graphics, activities, articles and images to help children in learning the history of the first state included in the creation of organized territories in America.
• Old Sturbridge Village  - Consists of various photographs and images of memorabilia and artifacts featuring New England life in 1800’s.
• The Oregon Trail  - Contains various resources from diaries, memoirs, and informative articles recounting the historic migration route that opened the rest of the country.
• Picturing Modern America  - Contains interactive exercises for middle and high school children, encouraging them to think about the way images are of use to historians.
• Pioneers  - Describes the life and stories of the first people who settled in the New World called America.
• The Population of Vermont  - Provides background information on the history and population of the state and cities as of the year 2000.
• Pre-European Peoples of Wisconsin  - Traces the history and culture of the people living in the territory nicknamed the “Badger State”.
• Smart Fun  - Timeline of the significant events that took place in the history of America from the colonial times to the start of World War II.
• U.S. History Timeline  - Provides a descriptive timeline as well as learning resources of the country’s history from the First People in America to the 20th Century.
• Virtual Archaeologist Educational Environment  - Contains educational and interactive resources for students taking up introductory archaeology.
• Way Back – U.S. History for Kids  - Features discussions on the controversial issues on human rights such as religious freedom, women’s vote and school desegregation.
• The Whaling Ship Essex  - Provides background information on the infamous ship and the tragic story of the shipwreck and the surviving crewmembers.
• Zoot Suit Riots  - 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.