Social Science

• Understanding Human Behavior
  Awesome educational site about human behavior.
  This site brings you large amounts of facts and information about human behavior, allowing you to en
  
• Books of Hope
  A series of topic-driven discussions initiated by visionaries from a cross section of disciplines.
  
  
• GVSU International Social Work Study Tour 2000
  MSW Study Tour of El Salvador
  
  
• Hopayi's Mvskoke(Creek) Room
  Site dedicated to the promotion of Mvskoke(Creek)
  
  
• Native American Art, History and Cultural Tour
  Historical Facts, Wolves & Coyotes, Shields, Pipes, Drawings, Petroglyphs, Educators & Student Must!
  
  
• Reaching Out: The Evolution of Communication
  Interactive educational website about communication from the prehistoric to the present.
  
  
• That's Me! A Guide to Personality
  Welcome to "That's me! A Guide To Personality" - the complete and interactive guide to personality.
  
• Transparency
  Makes all forms of media transparent to visitors
  
• A Journey Through the Culture of Capitalism
  Learning center for the study of capitalism as a culture and its place in global society.
  
  
• Geography Net
  Study geography the easy way...
  
  
• Hawk Drum dance and pow wow locator
  Native pages with American Indian culture, music, events,kid learning and fun.
  
  
• NKU Native American Studies
  All about Native American Studies
  
  
• UCLA Vietnamese Student Union Website
  To educate and spread our beautiful culture, while providing community services and student activism
  
• EyeWitness  - presents history through the eyes of those who lived it. Includes first-hand accounts of many wars and other historical events.
• HyperHistory  - amazing clickable chart covering 3,000 years of world history.
• Modern World History: BBC Education  - this fantastic site examines key historical events from 1919-1945 including European politics, World Wars, and the Depression. Includes over 30 animated maps and activities.
• Reaching Out: The Evolution Of Communication  - learn about the evolution of human communication. This great ThinkQuest site covers cave drawings, alphabets, human languages, computers, writing, and much much more.
• 20th: The Passing of a Century - excellent history site on the 20th century featuring 100 years of events and trends, discovery and milestones, people and society.
• A Force More Powerful: A Century of Nonviolent Conflict - stories of conflicts from India, South Africa, Nashville, Poland, and others that were solved without the use of violence.
• A-Z History - look up a specific topic or just browse around on this encyclopedia from Discovery School and World Book.
• Africans in America: Westward Expansion - learn about the political issues created by the westward expansion of slavery. Topics include the Dred Scott case, Kansas-Nebraska Act, the Trail of Tears and Indian removal, and more.
• Antiques Roadshow Jr. - learn more about this PBS show. Explore the Children's Museum, read an interview with Joanna Mason, or test your knowledge in A History Game.
• Harcourt Brace Social Studies - choose the Social Studies theme that interests you like Communities, The United States, The World, or Ancient Civilizations, and learn more!
• History for Kids! - information designed specifically for middle school students about ancient Greece and Egypt, the Middle Ages, West Asia, and more!
• History of the Universe in 200 Words or Less - this fun document has been translated into over 30 languages. Check it out!
• Horses in Human History - learn how horses have been involved in history from the middle ages to modern times.
• KEO - to be launched in 2001, this time capsule will travel for 50,000 years. When it returns to Earth it will share our history with future humans. You can add a message of your very own here!
• New Lease on Life: Museum Conservation - find out how artifacts like historic letters, clothing, and art are preserved for museums in the National Park Service. Learn about preserving your heirlooms too!
• People's Century - tracks important events that happened from 1900-1999. Includes a timeline and info about each period in history.
• The History of Today - choose a date to see what happened that day in years past.
• Time Travelers - the Ohio Historical Society's kids' page.
• You Be the Historian - study the clues to learn how people lived in the past.

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Last Update: May 17, 2001