We have to exercise the same degree of caution and critical thinking as when we look for a news report in either the National Enquirer or the Wall Street Journal . Both a comic book and a book by Toni Morrison are books. Some of these web sites are resources assembled by professors of history for their courses on the Revolution. But when you notice assumptions and interpretations, you have to use the same critical analysis as you would in questioning an article given to you by one of your instructors in class.
All information comes out of an angle, a point of view.
Here are some sites to get you started. As you explore the internet, you will undoubtedly discover other sources on the Revolution, democracy, human rights issues, etc. Please bring the internet addresses to class so that we can add them to this page for all members of the course to share. Finally, we have been given the opportunity to participate in a free trial of an on-line textbook published by the Digital Learning Group. I will give you special passwords in class.