18th Century Clothing in Colonial Williamsburg
Shows the different types of clothing
worn in the 1700s. Focuses on women’s and men’s clothing.
The costumer's manifesto - All sorts of costumes, clothes, and dress ideas.
The Flint Lock Firearm - Pictures and information
The Colonies during the Revolutionary War
Discovery, Exploration, Colonies, and
Revolution
Gives info on time periods, links
to other sites on the subjects and very detailed timelines. This is a well
put together site. The info gets right to the point and there is a lot
about each year.
American and British History Resources
on the Internet
Tons of information, but not very
colorful. I picked this because anyone can find it here.
Exploring the Amazing World of Early
America
It describes the Declaration of Independence.
An Outline of American History - Massachusetts
On this Web site you will find information
on the early time of Massachusetts. It talks about the Pilgrims, the Puritans,
the Mayflower, and different church and Indian groups.
Benjamin Franklin
This website has valuable information
relating to Benjamin Franklin.
The Salem Witch Trial 1692: The Chronology
of Events
This web site tells a bunch of neat
stuff about what happened during the trials and how people were convicted
and died.
An Outline of American History - The
Middle Colonies
You will find information about society
in the middle colonies in America.
An Outline of American History - The
French and Indian War
You will find information on the French
and Indian War, and lots of details about where it was and why it happened.
An Outline of American History -Native
American Cultures
This site tells about the writing
of the Declaration of Independence and why they wrote what they did. This
web site is a wonderful because it is very in depth and tells all sorts
of interesting facts in great detail, and it leaves you very informed.
Scholastic Network
Colonial
Towns
Navigate the Web to answer questions about Williamsburg, Virginia, and
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in colonial times.
John and
Abigail Adams
Use the Web to research two important figures in American history.
The
Continental Congress
Do online research to learn more about how and why the American colonies became
an independent nation.
Thomas
Jefferson
Navigate the Web to answer questions about our third President and his times.