Recommended resources are bolded or otherwise emphasized. In general, you can always look up a specific topic that you want to explore online for even more resources! You can even look for print resources in your local library. What a thought.
[IN PROGRESS; underlined topics have flashcards linked]
American (presidents, elections)
European (leaders)
Asian/Middle Eastern/Oceanic (leaders, popes, Chinese dynasties, civilizations)
African (leaders, civilizations)
North/South American (leaders, civilizations)
Classical (Roman leaders, other leaders & civilizations)
Military (conflicts, WWII, Civil War, American Revolution, Crusades, Napoleonic)
International History Bee and Bowl study guides (plus additional resources and questions)
Asia (study guide, additional resources)
Europe (study guide, additional resources)
Canada (study guide, additional resources)
Australia (study guide, additional resources)
New Zealand (study guide, additional resources)
NAQT Frequency List (Military).pdfNAQT Frequency List (Nonfiction).pdfNAQT Frequency List (People).pdfAP World History (for both the original course and the new Modern course, which only encompasses content after 1200)
(look at "American Studies" and "World History")
(unfortunately, we have not found a free equivalent online)
(summaries for many topics)
(summaries for many topics)
(summaries and practice quizzes for selected topics and time periods)
(selected primary sources in ancient, world, and American history)
(selected primary sources)
The American Yawp (digital textbook on American history, plus selected primary sources)
OpenStax textbook (digital textbook on American history)
Digital History (broad overview of American history, plus selected primary sources)
World History Encyclopedia (summaries for many topics in ancient and world history)
