Library of Congress.

Contains lists of exhibitions, events, and tells you how to find information in the Library of Congress.

Civics Online.

Provides teachers, students and parents with an array of multi-media source materials, learning tools and professional development resources.

Clinton Years.

Told from inside the Presidency, a look at the Clinton era.

Presidents of the United States.

Biographical information, presidents' speeches, educational background and actions

The White House

Explore the White House, fill in a crossword puzzle, & take a Constitutional Quiz.

America's Story

Includes topics such as:  Meet Amazing Americans (biographies), Jump Back In Time, Explore the States, and Join America At Play.

Professor Arthur Miller's Courtroom Challenge

Real landmark cases are presented that were decided by the Supreme Court.  Study and explore the facts, research the law, consider various arguments, and then decide the case or argue one side or the other.  Students are told how the real cases came out  --  but not until they have made up their minds about what should have happened.

Civics Jeopardy Review

Use as a semester review; rules are provided at the site.

Anatomy of a Murder

A trip through our nation's justice system.  Puts students in the middle of the action of a criminal murder trial.  Includes introduction, the story, relevant Supreme Court cases, a glossary, actual documents pertinent to the case and links to other sites.

Constitutional Rights Foundation

Dedicated to educating students about the importance of civic participation.  Includes a series of topics such as school violence and impeachment.

Congressional Contact Web Site

U.S. Federal Officials

Heads of State in all Countries of the World

Constitutions of the World

Ezgov

National Constitution Center

Immigration & Naturalization Service

Civil Rights Movement

User's Guide to the Declaration of Independence

Look Who's Footing the Bill