Mrs. Ruland's United States History Internet Resources
World War I Internet Resources
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The Battlefront
The Homefront
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Overview
- Academic American History - Progressivism, Imperialism and World War
- America and the Great War
- America at War: World War I, the Great Depression and World War II
- American Experience: Woodrow Wilson
- American Leaders Speak: Recordings from World War I and the 1920 Election
- American Memory Timeline: New Era
- American Women in Uniform: Veterans Too!
- APUS: Unit VII: A Time of Transition (1914-1932)
- The Authentic History Center - World War I
- The Avalon Project : President Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points
- Battlelines: Letters from America's Wars
- Bill of Rights Institute: The Sedition Act of 1918
- The Causes of World War I
- Courage, Patriotism, Community
- Digital History
- A Chronology of World War I
- Explorations - World War I
- Guided Readings - America at War: World War I
- Classroom Handouts: World War I
- Resource Guide: World War I
- Documents Relating to World War I
- Educate Yourself: The Plunge of 2/1/17
- Encyclopaedia of USA History: First World War
- The Enduring Lesson of Sarajevo
- A History News Network article.
- EyeWitness To World War I
- First Call — American Posters of World War I
- First World War: The Heritage of the Great War 1914-1918
- First World War.com
- This site is designed as a multimedia history of World War I. It contains information on battles, timelines, maps, and a nice biography section. This last is very helpful in that an A-Z listing of important people is available and that a student can view the bios of people from a certain country or of people who had a certain job.
- From the Home Front and the Front Lines
- From Revolution to Reconstruction
- Essays: The League of Nations
- Outlines: Chapter Nine: War, Prosperity and Depression
- Presidents: Woodrow Wilson: Fourteen Points Speech
- Woodrow Wilson's Administration
- Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History: The Collection
- Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History: The Collection of Newly Discovered Documents
- Gilder Lehrman Modules on Major Topics in American History
- The Great War
- The Great War - PBS
- Great War & Jazz Age (1914-1928)
- The Great War and the Shaping of the 20th Century
- Hall of American Wars and Conflicts
- Hidden Historical Facts: The Allied Attempt to Starve Germany in 1919
- Historical Text Archive - World War I
- Imperialism: World War I Background
- James Madison Center - US History Curriculum
- Jeannette Rankin
- Laws of Blockade
- Lectures for World War I
- Lusitania
- Lusitania Controversy
- The Making of African American Identity: Vol. 3, 1917-1968
- Music as Propaganda in World War I
- NARA | Digital Classroom | Teaching With Documents: The Zimmermann Telegram
- Outline of American History - Contents
- PBS - The Great War
- The Peace Treaty of Versailles
- Picturing the Century: The Great War and the New Era
- Political Archive: World War I
- Political Cartoons of World War I
- The Price of Freedom: Americans at War
- Propaganda Critic: World War I
- Propaganda: The Disease of Contagious Hate
- The Sinking of the Lusitania
- SnapShots - World War One
- SparkNotes: World War I (1914-1918)
- TeacherNet
- World War I "The Great War"
- World War I: FAQ's
- Teaching American History for Students
- Timepage - Cycles of US History - The World War Cycle
- The Treaty of Versailles
- Twentieth Century History Articles and Facts
- Twentieth Century History, Decade by Decade
- United States History
- United States History, 1910-1920 - WWW-VL
- US History - World War I
- Provided by Best of History Web Sites.
- U.S. Senate Historical Minutes: 1878-1920
- Versailles Peace Treaty
- Veterans History Project
- This site is a massive undertaking. The Library of Congress has been taking the first-hand accounts of U.S. Veterans from WWI, WWII, Korean War, Vietnam War, Persian Guld War and the conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq. A good place to start is to click on View Featured Interviews. Interviews have been organized around a specific theme with as many of the wars represented as possible. They are constantly adding to the list of featured themes.
- Women and the Sea
- The Women Who Gave Their Lives
- Woodrow Wilson: Peace Without Victory
- World War I
- World War I
- World War I
- World War I
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- World War I
- World War I
- World War I Beginnings
- The World War I Document Archive
- World War I on Encyclopedia.com
- World War I's Forgotten Hero
- Great resource for straight facts regarding Senator Robert La Follette of Wisconsin and his opposition to President Wilson's speech requesting a declaration of war. However, some students may not find it interesting because there aren't any pictures or other presentations to grab the attention of the reader.
- World War I: The Great War
- World War I, Links to Other Resources
- World War I Posters
- World War I Posters at the Library of Congress
- World War I Resources at the Library of Congress
- World War I Seminar Projects
- World War I Songs and American Patriotic Music
- World War I Timeline
- This site is very organized and lays out the various categories of World War I on the home page, which help the viewer find their objective much easier. It contains important dates and more detailed explanations about what happened at each event from 1900-1919. The site also includes short, precise descriptions of important topics, books, maps, songs, and films from this era.
- World War I — Trenches on the Web
- World War I Webquest
- World War I WebRing
- World War I and Wilsonian Diplomacy
- World War I on Yahoo!
- WWW-VL: World War I
- 1914-18 war - Art of the First World War - Guided tour
Last updated January 7, 2010
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