Mrs. Ruland's World History Internet Resources
Unit 3 — 1450-1750
- African AmericanMigration Experience
- Age of Exploration - The Mariners' Museum
- All Empires - Historical Articles Index
- Anatomy of a Revolution by Crane Brinton
- Art History Resources on the Web
- BBC - History
- Best of History Web Sites: Medieval History (Middle Ages)
- Best of History Web Sites: Early Modern Europe
- Black Peoples of the Americas - Main Page
- Bristol and the Slave Trade - Links to Online Resources
- Captive Passage_ The Transatlantic Slave Trade and the Making of the Americas
- China and Europe, 1500-2000 and Beyond: What is Modern?
- Coin and Conscience: Popular Views of Money, Credit and Speculation
- The Columbian Exchange
- The Columbian Exchange, Native Americans and the Land, Nature Transformed
- Contagion - Historical Views of Diseases and Epidemics
- Columbus and the Age of Discovery
- Digital History - Columbus and the Columbian Exchange
- Digital History - Explorations: Spanish Discovery of the New World
- Digital History - Explorations: The World Before 1492
- Digital Scriptorium
- Discoverers Web Homepage - links and information on voyages of discovery
- Distinguished Women of Past and Present
- Dr. Vess's World Civilization Virtual Library
- Dr. Vess's World Civilization Virtual Library - Voyages of Exploration
- Early Modern Era - All Empires
- Early Modern Europe
- Early Modern Resources
- East Asia in World History
- EyeWitness to History - history through the eyes of those who lived it
- The Explorers History Resources
- Exploration and Discovery Home Page
- The Geometry of War
- Guns, Germ and Steel
- Hanover Historical Texts Project
- History News Network - About Columbus
- History Online by Timeperiod
- History Research Online
- History Wiz - Age of Absolutism
- Humanities Interactive Flash
- Ideas - A Timetable of Significant Events - 1390-1599
- Ideas - A Timetable of Significant Events - 1600-1699
- Ideas - A Timetable of Significant Events - 1700-1799
- Images of the Transatlantic Slave Trade
- International World History Project
- Internet Archive of Texts and Documents
- Internet Medieval Sourcebook
- Internet Modern History Sourcebook_ Main Page
- Locating Colonial Histories: Between France and West Africa
- The Major Events in World History
- The Measurers
- The Mediadrome - History - First Person
- Medieval, Renaissance, Reformation: Western Civilization, Act II
- Middle Ages and Early Modern History
- Migration Simulation
- Old World Contacts
- Old World Traditional Trade Routes
- The Open Door Web Site -- History Chapters
- Parallel Histories: Spain, the United States, and the American Frontier Home
- The Slave Trade
- Slavery Images
- Tradelinks Across the World
- This site provides an in-depth outline and information pertaining to some of the international trade routes including the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, the Trans-Saharan Trade, the Silk Roads and the Roman Roads system. An in-depth picture gallery is also included to depict the different cultures and customs along the different trade routes.
- Treasures From the World's Great Libraries
- Treasures of the World
- Ubiquitous Silver: The Global Process of Currency Diffusion, 1500-1800
- WebChron Index
- Western Civilization I - Western New England College
- Western Civilization II - Western New England College
- Western Civilization I - William Paterson University
- Western Civilization II - William Paterson University
- The Western Tradition
- When the East was the world's manufacturing centre 16th-18th centuries
- World Civilization Glossary
- World Cultures
- World History - HyperHistory
- World History Links
- World History Resource Center
- World History Sites
- World History Sources
- World in 1600
- WWW Virtual Library - Labor History
- 1492 Exhibit
- The 16th to 19th Centuries
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Last updated September 6, 2008
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