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American Historical Figures Homework Help Resources (Page 2)


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This site overs lots of valuable info on the Declaration of Independence including where the original document is located, who signed it, and what is really on the back of the document.
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This give the bio of our first president. You can find the bio of all of the presidents on this site.
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Provides biographies, narratives and major events of Jim Crow era.
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Much more than states and capitals, this website offers a long list of information and links for each state. Each state has its own folder.
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Provides biographies and information on all US Presidents
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Several exhibits in the Carver Museum interpret the life of George Washington Carver when he lived on the Southwest Missouri farm.
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It spotlights 8 out of over 100 American women who secured official military accreditation as war correspondents, if not actual front-line assignments during World War II.
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