- 10 Days That Unexpectedly Changed America@
- American Antiquarian Society
 - Independent research library of American history, literature, and culture from the Colonial Era through Reconstruction. - American Memory@
- American Treasures
- Online exhibition of the rarest, most interesting or significant items relating to America's past, drawn from every corner of the world's largest library.
- American Treasures of the Library of Congress
- Permanent exhibition of the rarest, most interesting, or significant items relating to the history of the United States.
- Biography of America, A
- Companion site to the video series chronicling U.S. history from early European settlement to contemporary events.
- ColonialAmerica.com
- Offers colonial and early American history including the American Revolution, French and Indian War, Pirates, Slavery, War of 1812, Lewis and Clark. Features news, books, magazines, posters, videos, and historical content.
- Digital History
![[*]](http://au.i1.yimg.com/aunz.yimg.com/i/rating2.gif) - Provides a U.S. history textbook, essays, documents, maps, photos, audio files, and more for teachers and students of American history in schools and colleges. - From Revolution to Reconstruction
- Collaborative hypertext on American history featuring articles on people, places, and events from the Colonial Period to modern times.
- Great Questions of History
- Offers an interactive visitor poll concerning the development of the United States with a comparison to answers from historians, professors, and authors.
- Historical Thinking Matters
- Focuses on key topics in U.S. history in order to teach students how to read primary sources critically and how to critique and construct historical narratives.
- History and Politics Out Loud
- Searchable archive of historically important speeches and other audio materials.
- History Buff
- Devoted to newspaper printing and publishing history and American history in general. Includes pre-18th century, American Civil War, baseball, engravings, journalism hoaxes, Old West, presidents, and more.
- History Channel: The States
- Mini series on the U.S. states including state history, fun facts, statistics, and historical maps.
- History Explorer
- Timeline of stories from the exhibits, collections, and programmes of the National Museum of American History.
- History Quest
- Features a number of unusual and little known facts from American history.
- History Response Papers: In Search of Summa Diplomatica
- Essay on U.S. foreign diplomacy, written by Garrett Moritz.
- Library of Congress: Prints and Photographs Reading Room
- Includes photographs, prints and drawings, posters, and architectural and engineering drawings. International in scope, but focusing on materials produced in, or documenting the history of, the United States.
- Life in the USA
- A complete guide to American life for immigrants and Americans. Covering American culture, history, laws, traditions, education, and more.
- National History Day
- Academic programme for students, grades 6 through 12.
- Our Country, Volume I
- Chronicles American history from the Viking explorations in the 10th century through the French and Indian wars.
- Outline of American History
- Covers Native American cultures and the first European settlements to the Cold War and America in the 1990s.
- PBS: Freedom: A History of U.S.
- Learn why men, women, and children have lived for, sacrificed for, and died for freedom.
- Rutgers University Libraries: American and British History
- Including reference resources, gateways, and chronological sections on the history of America and Britain.
- Shmoop: U.S. History Study Guides and Teachers' Guides
- Study guide and teachers' guide for U.S. history. Helpful study tools for students and teachers of high school, AP, or college level history courses. Fun-to-read, deep analyses written by Stanford and Berkeley Ph.D. and Masters students.
- Smithsonian's History Explorer
- Explore the resources of the National Museum of American History, and bring history to life with artifacts, primary sources, and online tools for the classroom, afterschool programmes, and home.
- Spartacus Internet Encyclopedia
- Provides sketches of selected British and U.S. people, topics, and events from medieval times to the 1960s.
- TheHistoryNet
- Features articles and resources on world and American history, including eyewitness accounts, interviews, historic homes, and military history.
- U.S. History for AP Students
- Historical documents, history notecards, and AP test information.
- U.S. History for Students
- Includes tests, links, maps, projects, student work, analysis and course outlines for researching the United States with 8th graders.
- US State Department - Office of the Historian
- Publishes the official documentary history of U.S. foreign policy and provides historical research and advice for the Department of State.
- USA History
- United States presidents, history, essays, trivia, and games.
- Wm. Murray's Time Page
- Discussion of cycles in U.S. History.
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