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| 50 STATESU.S.A.AMERICAN HISTORYGEORGIA HISTORY50 STATES50States.comQuick Facts About Your State – from Ben’s Guide to the U.S. Govt. for KidsQuick Facts: The United States of America – from Ben’s Guide to the U.S. Govt. for KidsTop of PageU.S.A.Quick Facts: The United States of America – from Ben’s Guide to the U.S. Govt. for Kids United States of America – from Ben’s Guide to the U.S. Govt. for Kids (level 3-5) (level 6-8) (level 9-12) AMERICAN GOVERNMENTESLhome Reference – AMERICAN GOVERNMENTTop of PageAMERICAN HISTORYMISC.Outline of American History – from the USIAHistory of the Cherokee Nation American Presidents – Life Portraits – from C-SPAN HomeGeorge WashingtonPick a President – For ANY other US President, click “PICK A PRESIDENT” and chose a president from the pull-down menu. ESLhome Reference Desk – Citizenship Resource Organizations COLONIAL AMERICA Map of 13 Original Colonies – from Archiving Early America CIVIL WARCivil War– from CivilWar.comHISTORICAL SITESWashington, D.C. – from Ben’s Guide to the U.S. Govt. for Kids (level 3-5) (level 6-8) (level 9-12) Washington Monument – from Ben’s Guide to the U.S. Govt. for KidsWhite House – from Ben’s Guide to the U.S. Govt. for KidsU.S. Capitol – from Ben’s Guide to the U.S. Govt. for KidsU.S. Capitol Virtual Tour – from the U.S. SenateTop of PageHISTORY OF GEORGIAHISTORICAL SITES in GEORGIAAndersonville National Historical Site – from the NPSAtlanta History CenterBattle of Chattanooga Museum in TennesseeEtowah Indian Mounds – in Cartersville,Georgia Unofficial Site– by Golden InkGeorgia Music Hall of FameMargaret Mitchell House Museum – in Atlanta,GeorgiaMissionary RidgeThe Story of Georgia’s Capitols and Capital Cities – from the Carl Vinson Institute of Government, UGATop of Page  |