This tutorial examines the development of the colonial cultures that evolved from the time of initial contact until the end of the Seven Years' War in 1763. Very readable, thorough, and beautifully illustrated. Resources available include photos, articles, audio, curriculum materials, online teacher institute retrospectives, and links to information about the traditions of communities throughout the United States. Links are divided geographically then topically with brief descriptions provided about each link. The site includes information about the countries as well as publications, media and links having to do with their struggles.
Information is arranged geographically.
Its mandate is to promote and support research, education and publications in all fields of Canadian Studies and in all countries. This site contains information about the federation and links to its members Web sites, scholarship and fellowship information, and links to resources related to Canadian Studies. Inventors Assistance League has provided biographical information about under-represented inventors, as well as recognizing what these people invented. This section also features demographical information and trends related to inventions and inventors. It provides extensive coverage of immigration and Affirmative Action through links to a variety of articles on the Web representing diverse points of view.