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Websites
Avalon Project, Yale University
This site gathers legal, historical, and government documents from 4000 bce to the present, and includes documentation on ancient Roman efforts to democratize landholding; medieval and early modern charters and constitutions extending democracy to different groups of citizens; letters and articles assessing the movement toward independence in the American colonies and formation of the Constitution; treaties and official documents concerned with slavery; the Hague Peace Conference of 1894 and related letters and reports; papers dealing with efforts to establish new states in the Middle East between 1916 and 2001; and a collection of documents from the Nuremberg Trials at the end of the Second World War.
Discovering American Women's
History Online
http ://digital.mtsu. edu/cdm/
landingpage/collection/women In documents ranging from the activities of craftswomen, to women's representation in advertising, to their oral testimonies about lives under slavery, or as Japanese Americans before, during, and after the Second World War, this unique collection of primary documents is maintained by Ken Middleton, the librarian at Middle Tennessee State University's Walter Library.
Historical Newspapers Online
http://libguides.bgsu.edu/content. php?pid=478027
This multilingual site, from Bowling Green State University (BGSU), includes ICON (International Coalition on Newspapers) the Newspaper Digitation Project of newspapers worldwide that features material on political changes; Wartime Press World War Two archives, including views about the War's democratic goals; and History Buff Newspaper Archives about important political events from 1707 to 1994, arranged chronologically.
The History Workshop,
Vanderbilt University
http://researchguides.library.
vanderbilt.edu/content.
php?pid=527161&sid=4633019 This primary source database provides material on Slavery and Social Justice from 1490 to 2007 and the Early American Digital Archive (EADA) of the Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities.
Internet History Sourcebooks
Project
This resource includes a wide range of primary documents, including travelers' reports, from the ancient to the modern period in Africa, East Asia, the Middle East, Europe, Latin America, and North America.
National Security Archive
www2.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/ Housed at George Washington University in Washington, DC, this collection consists of declassified US government documents ranging from consideration of the Cuban Missile Crisis to the Rwanda genocide, secured through the Freedom of Information Act.
Perseus Digital Library
www.perseus. tufts. edu/
This site holds a growing collection of online resources for studying the ancient world. Materials include ancient texts and translations, maps, articles, essays, and images from more than seventy museums around the world.
Primary Documents On-line
(CSUSM)
https://library.csusm.edu/subject_
guides/history/online_primary.asp The California State University at San Marcos' website includes important primary sources and oral histories from Europe, Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, East Asia, South Asia, the Pacific Rim, and the United States including Sources and General Resources on Latin America and Proceedings of the Old Bailey 16741837, which provides testimonies from Britain's main criminal court demonstrating how democracy worked and did not work among the English poor.
SAHO: South African History