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Utah Counties

1.  UEN's Utah Counties

2.  The 50 States

2a.   U. S. States at http://www.factmonster.com/states.html   Each state profile includes:  capital, population, history, economy, points of interest, famous natives, entrance into Union, state map & flag, state motto, symbols, nicknames, name origins, largest cities & county, land area, counties.

2b.   U. S. States at www.50States.com; lots of info about every state.  Great resource for state report assignments. State flags, songs, symbols, fast facts and trivia, links to sites for teachers.

2c.   Go to Pioneer Library, then click on Culturegrams.  Go to "states edition" for states, or to "kids edition" for foreign countries around the world.  Or you can click on "Famous People" to learn about important people.

3.  Famous Places in America

3aWASHINGTON D.C.

The White House

The White House at Enchanted Learning

The White House room, life, and history

The White House for kids

The Capitol Building

Wikipedia about the U. S. Capitol Building

The Capitol Building for kids

Virtual Tour of The Capitol Building

The Lincoln Memorial

Wikipedia about the Lincoln Memorial

Government page about Lincoln Memorial

Thomas Jefferson Memorial

  Wikipedia about the Thomas Jefferson Memorial

  Pictures of the Thomas Jefferson Memorial

The Washington Monument

The Washington Monument at Enchanted Learning

The Smithsonian Institution

The Smithsonian Institution

The Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History

3b.  PENNSYLVANIA

       The Liberty Bell

       Independence Hall

       Betsy Ross House

Valley Forge; go to Frequently Asked Questions

3c.  VIRGINIA

      Arlington National Cemetery

      Mount Vernon

3d.  NEW YORK

      The Statue of Liberty

      Ellis Island

      Brooklyn Bridge

      Niagara Falls

3e.  SOUTH DAKOTA

      Mount Rushmore

3f.  ARIZONA

      The Grand Canyon

      The Grand Canyon National Park

      The Geology of the Grand Canyon

3g.  WYOMING

      Yellowstone National Park

Yellowstone webcams

Top Ten things to see in Yellowstone National Park

3h.  TEXAS

      The Alamo

3i.  FLORIDA

      The Everglades

3j.  ALASKA

      Mount McKinley

4.  U. S. History

4a.  U. S. States and U. S. Government at Ben's Guide.

4b.   Symbols of U.S. Government, how laws are made, branches of government, national vs. state government, glossary, etc.  Place the State is a great game for learning names and locations of states.

4c.   U. S. Symbols at Enchanted Learning.

4d.   Pictures at American Memory Project about advertising, African American history, architecture, landscape, cities, towns, culture, folklife, environment, conservation, government, law, immigration, American expansion, literature, maps, Native American history, performing arts, music, presidents, religion, sports, recreation, technology, industry, war, military, women's history.

4e.  U. S. History at Enchanted Learning.

4f.   U. S. History, Immigration, Interactive Tour of Ellis Island

4g.   Ellis Island Timeline and audio clips

4h.   U. S. History, Road to the Revolution for advanced students.  Life in the colonies and a game to learn more about the Stamp Act, Sons of Liberty, Boston Tea Party, Thomas Paine, slavery, loyalists, George Washington's Continental Army, Battle of Saratoga, Benedict Arnold, Spain's role, etc.

4i.   U. S. History, Jamestown Online Adventure

4j.   U. S. History, Williamsburg  Click on any of the people to learn about Colonial Williamsburg.

4k.   U. S. History, Slavery interactive, navigate a route to freedom in the 1850s using this interactive map.

4l.   U. S. History, Slavery interactive, click on right slideshow about Slavery and Emancipation.

4m.   U. S. History, Slavery.  Understanding Slavery.  How could slavery have survived so long in American history?  The challenge with this site was to put American slavery into global context, and to explore the ways that it permeated American social and economic institutions.  The result:  a hybrid role play/interactive reference site that challenges the student to stop a slave auction, and then lets them explore the perspectives of the many people who had a stake in the institution.

4n.  U. S. History, African American History Links

4o.  U. S. History, Scholastic's Lewis and Clark

4p.  U. S. History, Discovering Lewis and Clark

4q.  U. S. History, Historical Maps

4r.  U. S. History, Civil War Links