| Chapter 6:
The New Republic, 17751783
Links to Colonial
American Resources
This is a comprehensive list of links to Colonial American resources.
The Early American Review
This is the online site of the journal of fact and opinion on the people,
issues, and events of 18th-century America.
Revolutionary
War Links Pages
This site is contains a comprehensive list of links to other sites
about the Revolutionary War.
The
History and Research Area provides a means to access various Revolutionary
War related documents, mailing lists, and newsgroups via the Internet.
The War for American
Independence
This site contains interesting and hard to find information on the
battles, personalities and occurrences of the War for American Independence,
excerpts taken from newspapers and other eighteenth century news sources,
and scanned images of original documents and artifacts, among other things.
American
Revolutionary War Home Page
This site is an attempt to comprise a listing of the organizations
involved in the hobby of re-enacting the American Revolutionary War within
the United States.
Battles
of the American Revolutionary War
A great site for secondary school students, student projects featuring
Revolutionary War battle sites are available online.
Fort Ticonderoga
The Web site for the Fort Ticonderoga museum in upstate New York contains
online photos, a fort history, geogrpahic drawings, and a timeline.
Col. Joseph Crockett's
Western Battalion
This site is dedicated to teaching the public about the life of the
Virginian soldier and officer of the American Revolution.
Thomas Paine's Common
Sense,The American
Crisis,The Rights of
Man, and Age of Reason
have been made availabe at these gopher sites.
Thomas Paine
National Historical Association
Site contains an excellent archive of Paine's writings.
Ben Franklin Home Page
Online text of Franklin's writing, primarily Poor Richard's Almanac.
Benjamin Franklin: Glimpses
of the Man
Everything you would expect on a Web site about Ben Franklin, plus
some surprises. Inquiry-based teaching tips are also available.
Works of Thomas Jefferson
Site contains, among other things, the text of Jefferson's letters,
public papers, autobiography, and first inaugural address.
Ask
Thomas Jefferson!
Being one of the Founding Fathers of the United States and among the
first Americans to have to defend the newly won liberties of Americans
from encroachment makes Thomas Jefferson one of the most qualified people
to ask about politics and many other issues. All sources are from his quotes.
Papers of George Washington
American Lives: Benedict Arnold
Benedict
Arnold: A Working Bibliography |
