http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_History -- A comprehensive entry on U.S. History, including further useful links. Remember, don't cite directly from wikipedia! Follow the links to the cited documents.

http://www.neh.gov/ -- The National Endowment for the Humanities website.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/ -- A great news source for worldly news and politics. This has reports on many stories that U.S. news does not bother to cover.

http://www.sfgate.com -- Northern California's largest newspaper -- online!

http://www.constitutioncenter.org/constitution/ -- The U.S. Constitution and resources. One cannot understand our country without knowing details of our Constitution.

http://www.teachers.net/ -- Teacher Chat, lesson plans, teaching jobs, curriculum tools.

http://www.techtips101.com/ -- Tips for surviving in the modern digital age!

http://www.definr.com/ -- A free and INCREDIBLY fast and legitimate online dictionary, based on Princeton's open WordNet 2.0. Download the toolbar shortcut to look up words without even typing in your address bar!

http://www.usa.gov/ -- The government's OFFICAL web portal. View government information on the environment, jobs and education, and other aspects of our society!

http://www.history.com/ -- the History Channel's website. View information on historical events and programs aired on the History Channel. Expand your knowledge and be more prepared for class!



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