• AP Central
• AP U.S. History - College Board Site
• American Memory
• Lesson Framework for Primary Sources
• The Historian's Sources
• Using Oral History
• You Be the Historian
• History Channel Classroom
• Welcome to the History Lab
• American History for Students
• History Matters
• APStudent.com
• APMentor.com
• APUSH Study Guide
• History Teacher.net
• The Hitchhiker's Guide to American History
• PBS' American History Site
• Principles of American Democracy
• History 201 lecture outlines - 1600-Civil War
• History 202 lecture outlines - Civil War-Present
• U.S. History and Geography 

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Textbook Sites

• The American Pageant
• Making America
• Enduring Vision
• The American Experiment
• A People and a Nation
• America: A Narrative History
• Out of Many: A History of the American People
• Longman Publishers History Online 
• Brinkley: American History: A Survey

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Primary Sources

• The American Memory
• Finding Primary Sources on the Internet
• Using Primary Sources
• The World War I Document Archive
• Primary Sources and Activities
• Black History
• A Century of Lawmaking for a New Nation
• American Hypertexts
• National Archives
• Internet Modern History Source Book
• Archiving Early America
• Vietnam War Crimes Hearings Transcripts
• Documents for the Study of American History
• Douglass - Archives of American Public Address
• Emancipation Proclamation, The
• George Washington Papers at the Library of Congress
• Jackson, Andrew - Bank Charter Veto Message, July 10, 1832
• Library of Congress Manuscript Reading Room
• Perspective in Maps: From Columbus to Lewis and Clark
• U.S. Historical Documents
• Words & Deeds in American History

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