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When doing web research on history, just like any type of research, make sure the information you are citing is accurate and from credible sources. The following sources have been added to this page because of their accuracy.
The Smithsonian Museum's Collection of American history, covering various topics. The museum houses more than 3 million artifacts and its' online database contains information and photographs of selected items.
From the Manataka Indian Council, a collection of links on more than just the Colonial and Indian War periods. Over 100 tribes provide their history including information on ecology, botany, astronomy, math, and medicine.
Middle Tennessee State University has created a digital collection of photos, letters, diaries, artifacts, and various other research sources on the history of women in America.
From the University of Texas at Austin, this database covers resources ranging from economy, education, geography, government, social sciences and more from or on Latin America.