Selected Topics in History
 

	African-Americans	Economics	Native Americans
	Art & Archaeology	Government Sources	Science & Medicine
	Chronologies	Historical Maps	Treaties
	Demography/Population	Military History	Women

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• The African- American Mosaic (The Library of Congress Resource Guide)
• African American History  numerous links to African American bibliography, genealogy and chronology; texts such as "Small Towns, Black Lives in New Jersey"; and Norman Coombs, "The Black Experience in America"; internet lists & more
• African-American Studies Resources  (Princeton University)
• African- American Web Connection
• American Slave Narratives:  an online anthology
• The Universal Black Pages:  History

• Archaology Web Sites Links  (from Penn)
• Arch-Net:  Virtual Library for Archaeology access to archaeological resources  organized by geographic region and subject
• Argos: Limited Area Search of the Ancient and Medieval Internet search engine covering sites related to the Ancient and Medieval world. Limits searches to sites chosen by a group of editors.
• Classical & Roman Archaeolgy
• Index of Christian Art
• Museums

• Daily Globe  World Dates Archive is set up as a table for each day of the year divided into twelve months. You may either browse through the archive by month or look up a specific date
• Today in History  from Infoplease.com
• This Day in History extensive lists including birthdates, events, and top songs. See also the PBS site's This Day in History, the Library of Congress American Memory's Today in History, or the History Net's imaginatively named
• World History Chart

• Government documents in Princeton University Library  information on locating U.S. documents, comprehensive government sites; major databases & reference works, statistics,  and more.
• CapWeb - A Guide to the U.S. Congress   information about Congress and links to related Internet resources.
• DefenseLink - Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, National Guard  U.S. Department of Defense site
• Federal Web Locator -  from the Villanova Center--a  one stop point for federal government information
• THOMAS: Legislative Information on the Internet   access full-text of bills from the 105th Congress, as well as 104th and 103rd; also access the Congressional Record full text.
• U.S. Bureau of the Census
• United States Government Manual  covers agencies of the legislative, judicial, and executive branches; and  quasi-official agencies; international organizations in which the U.S. participates.
• Voting Records of Members of Congress   from the Library of Congress
• The White House

• Governments on the WWW  includes: institutions of the legislative branch (parliaments) ; institutions of the executive branch (ministries, agencies, administrations, offices, institutes, councils, committees and others); institutions of the judicative branch (law courts) governmental representations in foreign countries (embassies, consulates and others) ; political parties and party alliances.
• United Nations

• Historical & Cultural Atlas Resource  (University of Oregon)
• Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection  international maps from the University of Texas
• Rare Map Collection  (University of Georgia)

• Jane's Online
• Naval Historical Center  (U.S. Navy)
• U.S. Army Center for Military History
• Warfare in the Ancient World
• World War I--Trenches on the Web
• World War II Resources ( Primary documents regarding all aspects of the war.)

• Index of Native American Resources on the Internet
• NativeWeb  resources for indigenous cultures around the world

• Echo:  Exploring science and technology online
• Medical History on the WWW
• National Library of  Medicine  (History of Medicine Division)
• Wellcome Unit for the History of Medicine (Univ. of Oxford)

• Foreign Governments: Constitutions, Laws, and Treaties links to Constitutions around the world; foreign laws arranged by country, news sources; links to a variety of international treaty Extensive list of legal Internet sites for over 50 countries outside the United States Multiple listings for many countries
• Human Rights Library international human rights treaties & decisions,  the work of  U.N. human rights bodies,  the International Criminal Tribunals for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda; material from the Organization on Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) and the Asylum Branch of the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service; human rights bibliographies; and links to other human rights sites.
• Multinational Conventions  (Fletcher School of Law)    Most treaties dasources Environmental, peace, human rights, and trade treaties te from 1950 +;   site also includes historical texts from the 1648 Treaty of Westphalia to the Covenant of the League of Nations.
• Treaties & International Law(U.S. House of Representatives)

• Archival Sites for Women's Studies
• Medieval Feminist Index
• Pathfinder for Women's History  (U.S. National Archives)
• Women in America:  1820-1842  several European travellers discuss American women's lives

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