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Check Out Some of These Great Sites
1. This [|American Revolution] site is full of information that would be helpful and interesting to any teacher or student. This website is unique because there is a section that is laid out simply containing battles, people, documents, and a timeline. The information is endless.

====2. This [|website] is a very interactive site that allows the students to explore different aspects of the Revolution. There are games and activities that are perfect for students. There are also the episodes of "Liberty! The Series"; that teachers can either view with their students or have the students view on their own.====

====3. This website is entitled [|The History Place] and offers great information about the time period during the American Revolution. A timeline breaks down the years in to segmented parts so as to explore the background and the actual time of the Revolution.====

====4. This [| site] is overflowing with any piece of information one would want to know about the American Revolution. Other than the information about the battles, campaigns, and American troops, this site also offers information concerning th e British and the loyalist troops. This site is great for gaining knowledge of both sides of the war and for access to some great information. ====

====5. The section of this website that can be most useful for some teachers is the section on [|the important people] of the war. This site offers the names, the pictures, and the date of birth and death for all of the key players in the Revolution. It is a simple navigation and gaining access to knowledge on any person during this time is as simple as one click.====

====6. A well put together website about the [|American Revolution]. This website explores the ins and outs of the war and offers great alternatives to the usual information; with a section on how the war impacted today's society. There are also educational resources for teachers and students alike.====

====7. The greatest thing about this [|website] is that it offers the viewpoint from the British, rather than the American side. The story is the same but the fact that it is a part of a larger website called "British Battles" makes for an interesting twist.====

====8. [|The Sons of The American Revolution] is an extremely interesting website that shows that the Sons of Liberty are still around today. This site would be great to show to students as it is based on a group created in 1890 that still exists today. Members of this group are over eighteen and ancestors of key players of the American Revolution. An all around interesting website. ==== ====9. This [|timeline] is the most in-depth timeline I have found as of yet. Any event or date one would want to know about - is included in the page. The line is broken up by each year and then further by the most important dates, it is very informative.==== ====10. This [|Revolutionary War] site is very informative. Along with the information on the causes of the war, battles, and biographies, this page also includes the economics of the war. There is also the addition of student’s guides and teacher’s guides, which is always helpful for each group.====