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photo links at bottom of page
- American
Memory Home Page, The - Library of Congress digital archives
of American culture and history. Includes documents,
photographs, movies, and sound recordings that tell America's
story.
- 3
Cheers for The Red, White, And Blue - written by a
descendant of an American Civil War soldier, this student report
covers the war's background, battles, biographies, documents,
and more.
- American
Flag Page - includes FAQ's about the flag as well as United
States history and documents.
- American
History Online - get the complete story on America's history
using original letters, writings, and documents from the time of
Christopher Columbus to the Gulf War.
- American
Life Histories - read manuscripts from the 1936-1940 Federal
Writers' Project and learn about the person's family, education,
income, occupation, diet, and more. Search by keyword or state.
- American
Protest Over the Sinking of the Lusitania - letter from
Secretary of War William Jennings Bryan to the German Ambassador
in America after the torpedoing of the Lusitania.
- Avalon
Project at the Yale Law School - this comprehensive site has
the text of hundreds of documents relating to law, history,
government, and politics from before the 18th century up to the
present day.
- Basic
Readings in U.S. democracy - read comments and actual
documents starting from the Declaration of Independence through
to the important papers of the 20th century.
- Clinton Presidential
Materials Project - review the documents, papers, and photos
from the Clinton years, from the National Archives and Records
Administration.
- Conscience and the
Constitution - follow PBS as they explore the stories of
Japanese Americans who refused to be drafted into WWII while
they and their families were being held in concentration camps.
Includes pictures, video interviews, and original documents.
- Daniel
A. P. Murray Pamphlet Collection: African American -
published between 1875 and 1900. Authors represented include
Frederick Douglass, Booker T. Washington, Ida B. Wells-Barnett,
and more. Search by author, subject, or keyword.
- Declaration
of Independence - complete text with signers.
- Emigration
U.S.A. - step into the 19th century with these emigrant
guides provided to America's early immigrants. Read the story of
a family's passage and see historical documents from this era.
- Exhibit:
The Louisiana Purchase - see the actual documents, or read
text copies of the three separate agreements that make up the
Louisiana Purchase. From the National Archives and Records
Administration.
- Homestead
Act of 1862 - describes different aspects of the Act
including eligibility, amount of land, requirements,
homesteaders' rights, and more. Includes text of the original
Act.
- I Do
Solemnly Swear: Presidential Inaugurations - collection of
files and pictures of presidential inaugurations from George
Washington's day to the present.
- Jackie
Robinson: Civil Rights Advocate - original documents sent by
Jackie Robinson regarding civil rights in America. Includes
pictures and quotes.
- Karpeles Manuscript
Library - view original manuscripts of historic items. Also
links to the National Archives.
- Life
and Adventures of Calamity Jane, The - complete text of this
autobiography, from the University of Virginia Library.
- Marbury
v. Madison - entire copy of this Supreme Court decision in
1803 that gave the court the power to declare acts of Congress
and the President unconstitutional.
- Museum of Tolerance
Online Multimedia Learning Center - complete resource to the
Holocaust and WWII, virtual visits to past exhibits, official
historic documents from Israel's archives, helpful FAQs, and
tons of photos. From the Simon Wiesenthal Center.
- National Archives and Records
Administration - this government agency manages all federal
records. They store and protect the original Declaration of
Independence, U.S. Constitution, Bill of Rights, and tons of
other important documents. Check out the Online Exhibit Hall!
- President
George Washington's Inaugural Address - read the complete
text of Washington's 1789 inaugural address.
- Samuel
de Champlain's 1607 Map - check out this unique exploration
document drawn by de Champlain himself.
- Susan
La Flesche Picotte's Letters - check out a profile, photos,
and letters from this Native American doctor.
- The
Seneca Falls Declaration - read the Declaration of
Sentiments from the Women's Rights Convention as written by
Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
- Title VII of the
Civil Rights Act of 1964 - read the text of this title that
prohibits employment discrimination based on race, color,
religion, sex, and national origin.
- Treasures
of Congress - come see some of the important documents that
shaped the history of the United States.
- Treaty of
Guadalupe Hidalgo - read a copy of this treaty that ended
the U.S. - Mexican War, with Mexico ceding lands in California,
New Mexico, and Texas to the U.S.
- U.S.
Army Center of Military History Documents - books and
documents about different wars, battles, and time periods in
U.S. military history.
- U.S.
Bill Of Rights - read the ten original amendments to the
Constitution.
- U.S. Founding
Documents - see pictures of important American documents,
including the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence.
- U.S. Historical
Documents - chronological list and text of important
documents in US history, including the Magna Carta and the
Declaration of Independence.
- U.S.
Historical Documents Archive - find an assortment of
federalist papers, famous speeches, inaugural addresses, state
of the union remarks, and more. Includes photos too!
- U.S. History
Texts - index of primary sources and transcripts from
throughout the history of the U.S. including the Magna Carta,
Bill of Rights, and Declaration of Independence.
- Virtual
Jamestown - tons of info on the colony, including documents,
maps, and a timeline of important events.
- Walt
Whitman Hypertext Archive - read a detailed bio and see
historic photos of this renowned 19th century poet. You can also
see images of his manuscripts and read the text of his prose,
poetry, notebook, and letters.
- Words
& Deeds in American History - check out documents from
American history, ranging from pre-1775 to the present day.
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HOW
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DETENTION
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CONSPIRACIES