Links to help students and teachers in the fields of World History, Geography, Art, and Literature to find information.Both English and Spanish links.

Offers overviews of several ancient and medieval European cultures in areas such as religion and politics.

An interactive syllabus for the US History course taught by Andrew Meyers at the Ethical Culture Fieldston School. The page includes assignments, primary source documents, simulations and activities.

Links to useful AP US History sites, as well as tips and advice from the Islamic Saudi Academy's 1999 girl's AP US History class.

Education Site relating to First Nation topics including local resources and First Nation links, sample First Nation Art Projects, and personal reflections on my First Nation journey.

This site is for high school students studying Modern World History and AP US History. Contains an extensive listing of Internet resources and information on various writing and studying skills.

A class site detailing homework, links, media, and fun stuff for students of Social Studies and all its disciplines.

Contains information about current research, publications, teaching, and other academic information.

Civil War Re-enactors , Southern Belles , Nurses

Personal site which looks at the life and work of Professor Lev T. Kuzin who was one of the founders of modern cybernetics and information science in Russia.

Biographical information, course syllabi, academic writings on historical topics, education research, and history links.

This is an IB class that focuses on the history of the United States and Latin America.

Primary source information on natural ice harvesting in the United States during the 19th and early 20th centuries with a focus on Frederic Tudor, the Ice King.

Includes biographies of Blackbeard, John Rackham, and Mary Read.

We aim to give you expert help on a range of history topics.

This site contains interesting narratives by W.R. Wilson about early Canadian history, suitable for use in schools and complete with review questions and curriculum connections.

This site contains links to world civlizations with lesson plans for undergraduate students.

This website answers a document-based question (a DBQ) about the Cuban Missile Crisis for an AP US History class.

Includes outlines, self-grading quizzes, vocabulary, and unit notes on United States and European history.

This site gives in-depth descriptions of what women wore during the Civil War time period, 1861-1865. Among the topics are period cosmetics, hair styles and hygiene.