Links

Links for World History

The following links will take you to the online textbook and possible 
resources for research in the classroom for this course.

Textbook: "Human Heritage - A World History", 2004 Edition
Username: HH     Password: 2HaphunutE
http://www.humanheritage.glencoe.com

(Sample link)  National Geographic for Kids
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/kids/

Hyperhistory: Online timeline and maps for understanding World 
History.
Timelines

History of the Anglo-Saxons from the BBC
BBC

Ancient Mayan Civilization
Mayans

People and Times of the Middle Ages.
Full Secondary Resources

Full Text Primary Sources - links to Secondary Sources
Primary Sources

Middle Ages Resources
Middle Ages

What was it like to live in the Middle Ages?
Middle Ages

Ghana, Mali, and Songhai
African Middle Kingdoms

From Shang to Han dynasties which we will be our focus this year.
Chinese Dynasties

Chinese histories and Maps
Chinese Dynasties in Color

Four classes of Japanese society during the middle ages.
Japanese Feudal System

Pictures and text on the caste system
History of the Caste System in India

Pyramid structure in graphic organizer form
Visual on Caste System

Research: Part two has the relevant information
Research: Byzantine History Part Two

Research: Illustrations and Text from Metropolitan Museum
Research: Byzantine History through Museums

Research: Black Death Outline
http://www.middle-ages.org.uk/black-death.htm

Research: Renaissance
http://www.history.com/topics/italian-renaissance

REMINDER:

These are only SOME of the resources and links available to you.  Please feel 
free to use your own resources when researching your assignments.  Remember 
that Wikipedia is not considered a good source at the middle school level.


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