Government / History
U.S. History in Context
U.S. History in Context delivers comprehensive, contextual, media-rich search results from the most extensive online collection of historical information available today.
World History in Context
World History in Context is a comprehensive online collection that uses an intuitive, Web-like interface to provide multicultural, global and research-based dynamic content that supports today’s history research requirements.
The U. S. Government's official web portal providing links to various government branches and agencies, as well as to state, local, and tribal governments. It also provides other U.S. Government information and resources.
The Library of Congress
Offers access to the Library of Congress catalogs, American Memory, historic maps, photos, documents, audio and video, Thomas legislative information, resources for kids and families, researchers, teachers, and many more resources.
Prepared by the regional bureaus of the US Dept. of State, the notes are factual publications about the land, people, history, government, economics, etc., of independent states of the world, some dependencies, and areas of special sovereignty. Also has information on travel and living abroad, passports and visas.
Ben's Guide to the United States Government for Kids
Describes how the U. S. government works and shows students how to use the GPO's Access to locate primary source materials for school assignments K-12.
Primary online resource for U.S. Census data.
Source for data of all kinds collected and funded by Federal government agencies.
Historical resources for teachers and students provided through partnerships with a variety of museums and archives.
Searchable database of the world's embassies and consulates.
Federal Citizen Information Center
The website for the FCIC office in Pueblo, Colorado which provides answers to questions about consumer problems and government services.
A compilation of data and statistics from such sources as the CIA World Factbook, United Nations, World Health Organization, World Bank, World Resources Institute, UNESCO, UNICEF, and OECD.
U. S. government publications from all three branches of the Federal Government.
The Forms Catalog provides citizens and businesses with a common access point to federal agency forms. It provides citizens and businesses with the ability to search for business and citizen federal forms needed to interact with the Federal Government.
The National Museum of Natural History. Covers many topics in history and culture, science, and art. Includes a link for students to explore and learn.
Last updated on July 7, 2014