Joyce Honeychurch,
Ph.D.
African
History
Biographical Profiles of Some Important 19th Century African Americans---"The Internet African American History Challenge© is an Internet based curriculum enhancement tool for high school Black History education programs." There is a quiz setup, as well as directions for how teachers can use this site.
The Faces of Science: African-Americans in the Sciences.
The African-American
Mosaic: A Library of Congress Resource Guide
for the Study of Black History and
Culture.
The Emancipation Proclamation---Full Text
Black History: Exploring African-American Issues on the Web.
The Black History Hotlist---This site is one long list of internet sites that cover Black History.
Links to other African-American Sites---This is a part of the Florida State University site.
Black History---This site has a list of dates, by month, of every significant event in Black history. It also explains the emergence of Black History Month.
Martin Luther King, Jr.: A web site by The Seattle Times.
Afrigeneas: This site is a geneological reference or starting point for African-Americans who wish to trace their family tree.
Mississippi State University: Resources on African-American History
South Carolina African-American History Online
African American Perspectives: 1818-1907.
Knowledge of Color--This is an AOL member's personal web page, dedicated to black history.
Museum of African American History---There is also a link to "Recommended African and African American Internet Sites."
Online Resources: African American History Links. This site has the following subdivisions: General Research, Slavery, Arts, Notables, Civil Rights, and Sport and More.
Lest We Forget: African-American History, Culture, and Current Events---This is a newsletter site with many useful links to other sites.
Amistad Research Center---"An independent archives, library, & museum dedicated to preserving African-American & ethnic history and culture."
