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One of the Library of Congress' educational resources, use their collection of eight interactive displays about the early Americas to have fun discovering and learning history. Activities include looking through interactive maps, investigating Mayan writings and artifacts, and learning history through paintings. Teachers can use these tools as part of their lesson plans to gain interest in the subject.

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This site allows student to use a Goolge map to locate many historic places in North America. When clicked it also gives you additional information. This site is good for students taking a social studies class. They can find research more easily and they can learn more about a certain place

Teaching American History is a good social studies website for anyone who needs to know something about the history of America or needs some good primary resources.

The Digital Public Library of America features digital access to thousands of artifacts and articles of history from museums all over the United States.

The Digital Public Library is a useful resource that is full of exhibitions, maps, and timelines visually represent and describe particular events in history. A person can search for items from other libraries, archives, and museums. Students can use the Digital Public Library to research information about various events in history. If they are visual learners, students can look at the timelines and exhibitions to learn about history.

Exploring U.S. History is a great site for anyone who needs to know something about fairly recent history in America.

This website has some of the most important topics of American History and would be helpful to someone in probably middle school. Although it doesn't look that great, it's well organized and has good information. Useful to student is history class and possibly teachers to an extent.