HHS U. S. History
Links 
National Constituion Center: provides an interactive version of the Constitution broken down article by article and amendment by amendment with explanations and viewpoints and related Supreme Court cases
Presidents and First Ladies:
The American Presidency: Explore all aspects of the American presidency from biographies and quick facts to presidential programs and constitutional leadership.
POTUS: Presidents of the United States
American President.org: info on presidents and first ladies
A ThinkQuest Presidential Exploration
MyReportLinks.com: Information about the Presidents
The American Experience features sites on the Presidents: Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt, Eisenhower, Truman, Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon and Reagan.
American First Ladies Websites:
White House First Ladies' Page
U.S Constitution: First Ladies Biographies--links to various First Lady websites
Historical People: includes First ladies
History U.S:First Ladies--links to webpages on individual First Ladies
First Lady Quotes: includes quotations by some, but not all, First Ladies
Quotable Women: includes quotes from various First Ladies
Quotations from the First Ladies: quotations from some, but not all, First Ladies
Civil Rights Movement Links:
Timeline of the Civil Rights Movement
Library of Congress-American Memory: The Civil Rights Era
National Civil Rights Museum Virtual Tour
Historic Places of the Civil Rights Movement
World Book:The Modern Civil Rights Movement
Ms. Sandford's Civil Rights Links:
Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka
5000 at Meeting Outline Boycott
Rosa Parks:Academy of Achievement
"I Have Been To The Mountaintop" : Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
"God's Judgment Of White America": Malcolm X
James Farmer:Letter to President Kennedy
James Farmer Telegram to President Kennedy: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4
President Johnson's remarks upon signing the Civil Rights Bill of 1964
Ms. Klinger's White House State Dinner Assignment
Immigration sites: Links to sites which provide information about immigration to the U.S. throughout history
Hispanic-American History Links
Underground Railroad: At this site you may access biographies and historical information pertaining the the underground railroad.
American Memory: From the Library of Congress-lots of information and primary source documents pertaining to all aspects of American history
America 1900: Based on the PBS documentary on the beginning of a new era in our country, you will learn will learn much about the people and events of the year 1900 as well as obtain great information about events throughout this century.
National Archives and Records Administration: This page contains reproducible copies of primary documents from the holdings of the National Archives of the United States and learning activities correlated to many aspects of American history.
Eye Witness: History Through the Eyes of Those Who Lived It:
The Museum of the city of San Francisco: Provides a wealth of historical information on the city of San Francisco
Uncle Sam: An American Autobiography: History of the figure and symbolism of Uncle Sam, covering the origin of the term Uncle Sam during the War of 1812 to its official adoption and standardization by the State Department in the 1950s. Includes discussion of the importance of symbols and their evolution.
Ms. Sandford's and Ms. Roth's Vietnam War Research Page