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Unit 1: Chapters 1-3
The World Past
and Present
1 People of our World
2 People and Places
3 Learning About Our Past
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Unit 2: Chapters 4-5
The Earliest People
4 The Depths of Time
5 The Development of Societies
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Unit 3: Chapters 6-7
Early Middle Eastern and North African Civilizations
6 Mesopotamia
7 Ancient Egypt
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Unit 4: Chapters 8-9
Early Asian Civilizations
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Unit 5: Chapters 10-12
The Foundation of Western Ideas 
10 The Ancient Israelites
11 Ancient Greece
12 Classical Greece
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Unit 6: Chapters 13-15
Rome: A World Power
Chapters 13-15
13 The Rise of Rome
14 The Roman Empire
15 Christianity and the Fall of Rome
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The Biographical Dictionary
This dictionary covers more than 28,000 notable men and women who have shaped our world from ancient times to the present day.
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Ancient World Web
A site with a large collection of sites dealing with the ancient world. Includes Ask Dr. Dig, a site from Archaeology magazine where students can ask questions of a professional.
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Bible Mysteries
A site that examines the Bible from a scholarly, not religious, point of view.
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Great Buildings Online
Details great buildings of the world. Searchable by name of building, place, and Internet architect. Includes photos, plans, and background information. |
Women in World History
Multiple links dealing with famous women in history and women's historical issues.
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Ask Eric: Social Studies
Holidays
History Personified
Designed to allow each student to look at events from a different perspective.
Famous Person -- Who am I?
Review activity
History Bingo
Good review activity
Surname Origin List
Find the origin of your family name
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50+ Great Web Sites
This resource list was compiled in June 1999 by members of the Association for Library Service to Children, the American Association of School Librarians, the Public Library Association, the Young Adult Library Services Association, and other divisions of the American Library Association.
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History Sourcebooks Project
The Internet History Sourcebooks are a collection of public domain and copy-permitted historical texts presented cleanly (without advertising or excessive layout) for educational use.
Bulfinch's Mythology
The WWWorld of Archaeology
Links to a variety of sites on the web
Field Museum of Natural History
Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Origins of Writing
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