| AFRO-American Almanac | The Digital Development Group. Biographies, full-text books, folktales, documents, information about historic events, text of commentaries, poetry, and speeches. |
| American Presidency Project | University of California Santa Barbara. Maps, data, documents, video, and links to information back to 1824. |
| American Women's History: A Research Guide | Ken Middleton, Middle Tennessee State University. >1700 citations and 900 links to resources arranged by subject, geographical location, and format (journals, books, biographies, theses). |
| Berlin Wall | Newseum. History of the wall, pictures, discussion and examples of propaganda used on either side of the wall. |
| Cold War International History Project | Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. Searchable full text documents and links in fifteen topics: announcements, archives, arms race, bibliographic abstracts and sources, book reviews and issue, discussions, cold war crises, cold war leaders. |
| Core Historical Literature of Agriculture | Cornell University. |
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| History of the Supreme Court | New York Time Life. This site contains essays, images, personal histories, interactive exercises, and lessons detail the struggle for justice within the American judicial system. |
| Holocaust Museum Online | Includes resources and archives as well as history about the Holocaust. |
| Home Economics Archive | Cornell University. E-books and journals, 1850-1950, realted to Home Economics and related disciplines. Also essays and an extensive bibliography. |
| Immigration to the United States, 1789-1930 | Harvard University. 9,000 photographs, >10,000 manuscript pages, 1,800 books |
| INCORE Internet Country Guides | Information about internet resources on conflict and ethnicity specific to particular countries and regions. |
| International Institute of Social History | IISH. This site is a collection of archival books and audio visual that can be searched on the web. |
| Labor History Bibliography | AFL-CIO. Unannotated bibliography of web sites, books, bibliographies, videos, music, etc. |
| Labor Studies and Radical History Internet Resources | Holt Labor Library. Links to news, law, archives, occupational health, periodicals, and visual arts sites. |
| Life After the Holocaust | This is an interactive website that allows access to survivor interviews and transcripts from the Holocaust. It also includes an oral history project that divides the survivor interviews into six thematic sections. |
| The Mongols in World History | Columbia University. Curriculum materials on Asia. |
| MuslimHeritage | Foundation for Science, Technology and Civilisation. |
| Muslim Scientists and Islamic Civilization | A. Zahoor. |
| NetSERF | NetSERF.com. The internet connection for medieval resources. |
| A New Nation Votes: American Election Returns, 1787-1825 | National Endowment for the Humanities/American Antiquarian Society. Data by state, and thereunder by year, office, person, and party. |
| Nizkor Project | Ken McVay. Links to Holocaust sites and documents relating to the Holocaust. |
| Presidential Timeline of the Twentieth Century | University of Texas-Austin. Links to presidential libraries. Includes photos, exhibits, and extensive timelines. |
| United Nations Office at Geneva (UNOG) | United Nations. Features an overview, chronology, and details about the collections of the League of Nations archives and museum. |
| Vietnam War Bibliography | Bibliography of books, government documents, some periodical literature, etc., 1946-1972. Links. |
| ViVa: a Bibliography of Women's History in Historical and Women's History Studies Journals | International Institute of Social History. Indexes >100 scholarly journals, 1975-present. |
| The Wars for Vietnam, 1945-1975 | Vassar University. Primary documents, information about key events in the war, Vietnamese history, culture, and geography, extensive bibliographies, links. |
| Women's History Archive | University of Texas San Antonio. A guide to WWW pages of archives, libraries, and other repositories that have primary source materials by or about women. |
| World War II Commemoration | Grolier. Textual info, photographs, etc. |
| Worcester Women's History Project | 19th century women's rights movement as a part of the Women 2000 conference. |