CYBERTOWN CAMPUS

HISTORY BUILDING

Great links to the branch of knowledge that records and analyzes past events. Each link has a short description of the content of the link.

Tremendous number of history links organized alphabetically.

History teachers will find enough material on Africa, Asia, Canada, Europe, Latin America, Mexico and the United States for several semesters' worth of lessons.

The U.S. Constitution, Bill of Rights and Declaration of Independence as searchable documents. Includes scanned images of the original documents.

A lot of links to Wars and History Resources.

A global information network providing free, organized access to electronic resources in medieval studies. The easy-to-use menus and hypertext links provide automatic connections to databases, services, and electronic texts on servers around the world. It features medieval works written in Latin, Italian, and Middle English by authors such as Virgil, Dante, and Chaucer and more than 20 hands-on, medieval history lesson plans and activities.

This page allows easy online browsing of all of the historical and literary graphics scattered throughout this site. Captions and descriptions are provided with links to "small" and/or "large" versions of the graphics. "Small" graphics are inlined images and most are under 20k in size (most cartoons range from 5-10k). "Large" graphics range in size from 20-90k. If you are using these pages for research purposes, you must see the Citation and Permissions Guide.

This Web site contains a universally-available college course on the Renaissance that anyone may participate in. The subject matter of the course is the history of Europe from roughly 1300 to 1500. High school history students will enjoy the in-depth material and may even join in live, online discussions with students at Boise State.

Access to "Documents for the Classroom", Teachers' Institutes, the Biographical Initiative, College & High School Internships, and Research Projects and other outreach activities.

"Links to hundreds of online databases with information about China, including its history, can be found at this site. Among its features are the extensive Lishi Yanjiu Asia Library, chronologies of Chinese history, sound bites and full-texts from Mao Zedong's library, information on Five Year Projects, many works related to the democracy movement, and much more."

Files relating to a Library of Congress exhibit of materials from the newly opened Soviet archives. The images do not comprise the complete documents; they are sample pages from the documents.

A great place to discover the people who got everywhere first. Explore by Subject Categories, Geographic Regions, Nations/Peoples, Languages, etc. "The purpose is not to "preserve", in museum fashion, some vestige of the past, but to foster communication among people engaged in the present and looking toward a sustainable future for those yet unborn."

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