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- A Boke
of Gode Cookery- A compilation of Medieval recipes from authentic
sources adapted for the 21st century kitchen, along with diverse facts
on food & feasting in the Middle Ages & Renaissance and other historical
culinary items.
- 20th: The Passing of
a Century- Explore the past 100 years of events, trends, discovery,
milestones, people and society on this excellent 20th century history
site covering politics, media, war, transport, science, leaders, art...
- 1492:
An Ongoing Voyage- Examines the first sustained contacts between
American people and European explorers, conquerors and settlers from
1492 to 1600.
- A Compendium
of Common Knowledge on the Renaissance- one of the most interesting
-- and easiest to read -- sources of information about the Elizabethan
period.
- From Revolution to Reconstruction-
From Revolution to Reconstruction and what happened afterwards. A project
on American History containing outlines of American History & Culture,
source materials, essays, biographies, presidential information
- Kingdomality- An
online test that will tell you what your career choice might have been
during medieval times. Good explanation of the results, including insight
into your personality type, aptitudes, and skills.
- Knighthood, Chivalry & Tournaments
Resource Library- Besides the information about knights, weapons,
armor, reenactments, and so on, this site also includes a couple of
glossaries, the text of the Magna Carta, and a "Roll of Fine Deeds."
- Medieval
Life and Times- Outline for a middle school medieval unit, reading
list, research and craft projects, plus research links.
- Technology
in America-Timeline- A good Internet resource for teachers is the
-- "what a coincidence!" -- Technology Timeline.
- The HistoryNet:
Today In History- Events in history that happened on the month and
day of today's date.
- Women of the West Museum-
An educational organization that traces and interprets the history,
contributions, and roles of women of all cultures - past, present, and
future in the American West.
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