Welcome to the Grade Seven ELA/Social Studies Research Project Page

Recommended Websites for Research Topics

Should Christopher Columbus Be Viewed as a Hero or a Villain?

httpGrolier's Online Encyclopedia
httpU-S History: The Legacy of Christopher Columbus
httpCNN: Columbus: Intrepid explorer or accidental navigator?
httpCal State University: Columbus: Was He a Hero or Villain?
httpU.S. Trek: Hero? Villian? The Team Gets Mad About Columbus
httpCapitalism Magazine: Christopher Columbus, We Salute You
httpDigital History: The Significance of 1492
httpDigital History: Slavery and Spanish Colonization
httpMillersville University: Death by Disease

How Did the Colonization of America Affect the Europeans and the Native Americans?

httpGrolier's Online Encyclopedia
httpWikipedia: Columbian Exchange
httpAnswer.com: Columbian Exchange
httpAnswer.com: European Colonization of the U.S.
httpUniversity of Texas: The Columbian Exchange: Plants, Animals, and Disease between the Old and New Worlds
httpThe Cowshed: The Euro-biomedical Impact on the American Indian
httpDigital History:Pilgrims fron the Indian Perspective
httpDigital History:Native Americans Discover Europeans
httpDigital History:Native Americans Discover Europeans II
httpDigital History:Native Americans Discover Europeans III
httpDigital History: Life in Early Virginia
httpDigital History: Founding New England

What Was Life Like in the Early Colonies?

httpGrolier's Online Encyclopedia
httpSocial Studies for Kids: Life in the 13 Colonies
httpSocial Studies for Kids: The 13 Colonies
httpSocial Studies for Kids: Characteristics of the Colonies
httpPBS: Daily ife in the Colonies
httpYale University: Child Life in the Colonies
httpDigital History: Life in Early Virginia
httpDigital History: Founding New England
httpDigital History: Diversity in Colonial America
httpDigital History: The Quakers of Pennsylvania

The American Revolution: Who Was Right?

httpGrolier's Online Encyclopedia
httpReconstruction to Revolution: Outline of American History: The Road to Independence
httpUSAhistory.org: The Revolution: Opening Events and Causes
httpDigital History: Why Did the Revolution Take Place?
httpDigital History: The Road to Revolution
httpDigital History: Why Did the Colonists Rebel and the British Resist?
httpAbout.com: The Boston Massacre
httpHistory.org: The Stamp Act
httpUShistory.org: The Tea Act
httpHistorycentral.com: The Townshend Act
httpUShistory.org: The Proclamation of 1763
httpReconstruction to Revolution: The Boston Tea Party
httpUShistory.org: The Sons of Liberty

Washington as President: What Characteristics Helped George Washington as the Precedent President of the United States?

httpGrolier's Online Encyclopedia
httpThe New Book of Knowledge: George Washington
httpGrolier Multimedia Encyclopedia: George Washington
httpEncyclopedia Americana: George Washington
httpAmerica The Beautiful: George Washington
httpGeorge Washington: A National Treasure
httpPBS: Appearance and Reality of George Washington
httpPBS: Washington's Greatness
httpPBS: Qualities of Mind and Character
httpNPR: George Washington's Rules of Civility
httpNPR: Washington Truly the Father of the Nation (Outstanding 32 minute audio clip)

Lewis and Clark Expedition: What Important Lessons were Learned as a Result of the Lewis and Clark Expedition?

httpGrolier's Online Encyclopedia
httpSocial Studies for Kids: The Lewis and Clark Expedition (This has four pages - click the link at the bottom of each page to advance)
httpPBS: Lewis and Clark
httpDiscovering Lewis and Clark
httpSmithsonian Institution: Lewis and Clark, Mapping the West
httpNational Park Service: Lewis and Clark Expedition
httpNational Geographic
httpNational Park Service: Native Peoples

Indian Removal Act/Trail of Tears: Were the Indian Removal Policies of Andrew Jackson Beneficial to the United States?

httpGrolier's Online Encyclopedia
httpPBS: Indian Removal
httpDigital History: Indian Removal
httpPBS: Trail of Tears
httpTrail of Tears
httpText of the Indian Removal Act
httpNational Historic Trail: The Trail of Tears
httpAndrew Jackson Speaks: Indian Removal
httpAndrew Jacksons Case for Indian Removal

Contrasting Cultures of North and South (1790 - 1860): Can It Be Said that there is an American Culture in the Pre-Civil War United States?

httpGrolier's Online Encyclopedia
httpDigital History: The Pre-Civil War South
httpPBS: Conditions of Antibellum Slavery
httpDigital History: African American Voices
httpAntibellum Louisiana: Agarian Life
httpRole of Women in the Antibellum South
httpSlave Life
httpEducation and Religion of Slaves
httpCornell: Slave Life

Abolition vs. Slavery: How Necessary is Slavery to the United States Before the Civil War?

httpGrolier's Online Encyclopedia
httpPBS: George Fitzhugh Advocates Slavery
httpPBS: James Henry Hammond Advocates Slavery
httpDigital History: Slavery in a Capitalist World
httpSouthern Justification of Slavery
httpDigital History: Justification of Slavery
httpCornell: Origins of Abolition in America
httpPBS: William Lloyd Garrison
httpAntislavery Movements Around the World
httpPBS: Frederick Douglass
httpPBS: John Brown
httpNational Geographic: The Underground Railroad
httpHarriet Tubman

Women's Rights Movement: What Were Tactics Used By Those in the Women's Rights Movement?

httpGrolier's Online Encyclopedia
httpDigital History: Women's Rights
httpInfoplease: Women's Rights Legal Timeline
httpOrigins of the Women's Rights Movement
httpWomen's Right Movement in the United States
httpHistory Channel: Important Dats in Women's History
httpWomen's Right National Historic Park at Seneca Falls, NY
httpAbout.com: Lucretia Mott
httpLucretia Mott
httpDiscourse of Women (Speech by Lucretia Mott)
httpPBS: Not For Ourselves Alone: Story of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony
httpStanton's Address at the First Women's Rights Convention
httpWomen in History: Sojouner Truth
httpSojouner Truth
httpSusan B. Anthony House, Rochester, NY: Susan B. Anthony Biography
httpUniversity of Rochester: Susan B. Anthony
httpWomen in History: Susan B. Anthony
httpSpeech by Susan B. Anthony about Women's Suffrage
httpNational Portrait Gallery: Seneca Falls Convention
httpDeclaration of Sentiments from the Seneca Falls Convention

Manifest Destiny/Westward Expansion: Explain How Westward Expansion Affected American Life by Examining Texas, Oregon, and the California Gold Rush

httpGrolier's Online Encyclopedia
httpUniversity of Texas, Austin: Texas Revolution
httpDigital History: Texas Revolution
httpDigital History: The Texas Question in American Politics
httpOregon Trail
httpOregon Trail Center
httpAmericanwest.com: Oregon Trail
httpDigital History: Life on the Trail
httpDigital History: The Gold Rush
httpOakland Museum of California: Gold Rush!
httpThe Gold Rush
httpSacremento Bee: Articles about the Gold Rush Broken Up By Subject


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