Native American Studies Compact Histories Author Lee Sultzman's goal is to provide a Compact History of each nation of the lower 48 states, and a few historically key nations of Canada and Mexico. The Compact Histories are extensive in length, focusing primarily on the political and economic relations of the nations, and is arranged chronologically. First Americans Karen Martin has created a site that provides an excellent introduction to the varying cultures of Native North America. Native Tech features a host of articles and special features on themes from clothing to housing to food of the Eastern Woodlands Peoples. Original articles on the art and technology of the eastern Nations are offered from the front page.
Articles feature photos, images and traditional stories.
The library at Plimoth Plantation, a living history museum depicting 17th century Plymouth, Massachusetts, offers some great essays on the life of the Wampanoag Nation. Highlights include the link for Native Clothing the the 17th century which offers an essay and photos on the clothing of the Wampanoag. An Interactive Tour of the Solar System One of the best sites for astronomy homework assignments. This site supplies all the vital statistics for all the bodies in the Solar System, beautiful photos and diagrams, and even music files. Geography National Geographic Kids can journey into some of the world's most fascinating places and play interactive games.