APUSH teacher Sue Pojer's AWESOME site -- See "AHAP" section

Overview of U.S. history provided by the U.S. State Department

An outline of every chapter in our APUSH textbook!

Practice tests, notes, outlines, documents, flashcards, searchable U.S. history terms, etc.

Links to universities regarding lecture notes

At the National Museum of the American Indian, part of the Smithsonian.

Primary source collection, etc.

National Park Service (NPS) site

Official site dedicated to the history of Jamestown. Exhibits ongoing archaeological discoveries by Bill Kelso and crew

John Green gives an 11-minute overview on the earliest Americans and their encounters with the Spanish

A selection of historians' articles about Native American societies and cultures. Read "Pueblo Revolt" and "Cahokia".

Great links site

Interactive Timeline

Site by Phil Konstantin. See "American Indian Pages" for multiple sources of info

From "Legends of America" Travel Site; no source information

See "Document Library" on site

Lib. of Congress source. Curtis' posed images (1907-1930) contributed to pop culture "Indian"

National Archives site

Fabulous exhibits from the Universit of Cincinnati Libraries

Compiled & edited by Chas. J. Kappler; Produced by the Oklahoma State University Library

From the Library of Congress collection

Valulable collection of links

This periodical is published quarterly by the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History

Gutenberg eBook by Melvin Herndon

Manduca sextra is used for scientific research in the areas of neurology, etc.!

Online Florida History's site on Gov. James Grant's Villa Plantation

An interesting history article from Jennifer Payne's History Home Page

Yale/Guilder Lehrman site by Joseph A. Opala

Collection of essays by leading U.S. scholars

Library of Congress exhibition

Site of the Economic History Association