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Achiever Gallery

 Find out more about the leaders, visionaries, and pioneers who helped shape our world. 

America's Story from America's Library

Select Jump Back in Time on the Library of Congress' site to explore eras of US History and to learn about important events from the Revolutionary War through modern times.

American Revolution History

How did the American Revolution begin? How did it end? Learn this and more on this American Revolution timeline from the Library of Congress.

Ancient Egypt: Beyond the Pyramids

Explore what makes ancient Egypt stand out as one of history's greatest civilizations, from its powerful pharaohs to its many inventions. (If you're at home, you'll need your school's INFOhio username/password. If you don't know it, find it on INFOhio's Get Password page.)

Ancient Greek Civilization

Discover more about the politics, religion, warfare, and culture that defined the Greek civilization.

Ancient Mesopotamia

Learn how this "land between two rivers" became the birthplace of the world's first cities, advancements in math and science, and the earliest evidence of literacy and a legal system. 

BBC Bitesize: World History

World history in ancient times. Learn about Ancient Greece and Egypt, the Roman Empire, and the Americas.

Ben's Guide to the United States

Learn about Unites States History through Ben. The inspiration for the Ben character comes from Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790), who, like Thomas Jefferson and George Washington, was one of the most important individuals in early colonial and United States history.

Biographies of Notable People

Learn more about artists, authors, scientists and more in the collection of notable people websites.

Colonial Williamsburg

Visit Colonial Williamsburg, tour the town, and read about Colonial America!

Fall of Rome

Countdown the top eight reasons for the fall of Rome with this article from The History Channel. 

History for Kids

Want to learn about ancient civilizations? Choose a category to begin!

History for Kids from DK

Choose an image and learn about people and places in history!

Interactive WWI Timeline

Learn the basics about WWI from the complicated beginning to the final peace treaty.

Kids World Travel Guide

See what other kids and their parents have discovered about places around the world.

NASA Women's History Month

Browse interviews with women scientists and leaders at NASA. Learn about their work and the future of space exploration. 

National Geographic: Maps

Browse the maps, explore interactive tours, and discover the world!

New Perspectives on the West

Do you want to learn about the U.S. expanding to the West? Learn how westward expansion became the focus of a young nation's dreams.

Ohio and Erie Canal

Find text, videos, and images that tell the story of the Ohio and Erie Canal. 

State Facts for Students by the US Census Bureau

What is North Dakota's state flower? Hawaii's state bird? Which state has the most people? Click here to discover interesting information about each state.