Imperialism -  A part of Fordham University's "Internet Modern History Sourcebook".  This site is made up of primary source readings, some of which will be assigned to P.H.S. classes.  This pages focuses on the motives and outcomes of 19th century imperialism.  A great site for researching an issue controversy.****

African History - Scroll about 1/2 way down and there is a lot of information on the age of imperialism; in particular, positive and negative effects of imperialism that will help in researching an issue controversy.  Part of  Fordham University's "Internet Modern History Sourcebook".  Great Site***

Asian History - Scroll 1/2 way down and find lots of information on imperialism in Asia. Yet another part of  Fordham University's "Internet Modern History Sourcebook".

Indian History - Scroll 1/2 way down and get plenty of info on imperialism.** Again, another part of  Fordham University's "Internet Modern History Sourcebook".

Africana.com-- a website celebrating African and African-American history, culture, traditions, and triumphs.

Smithsonian Natural History Web: African Voices-- African Voices is an exhibit at the National Museum of Natural History that examines the diversity, dynamism, and global influence of Africa's peoples.

Gandhi-- a short page on the leader of Indian independence

Maps-- a great library of maps to use for projects, etc

The Meiji Period-- a short piece summarizing Japan's period of industrialization during the 19th century

Japanese history-- a good general site for Japanese history

Wars from 1700 to 1900-- a list of links to sources dealing with many of the conflicts that occured between 1700-1900.

Perry-Castineda Map Library-- a large collection of maps, most of them modern, a fair number historical.  Helpful in connecting imperialism to issues impacting the world today.

General sources