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	31.	History Buff's Home Page * - Welcome to HistoryBuff.com. This site focuses primarily on HOW newspapers covered major, and not so major, events in American history. Material here includes transcripts of newspaper coverage of events important to American history; articles about how the... . .
	32.	The People's Vote: 100 Documents that Shaped America - Find out what documents were chosen as the most influential in American history. Following is a list of the top ten documents that were chosen as the most influential in American history, out of 39,075 ballots cast. Click on a document name to learn more.... Reviewer: J. Nicol . .
	33.	American Studies Yellow Pages: Ethnicity * - . .
	34.	The History Place - American Revolution * - A Detailed Look at Early America: Explorations and Early Colonial Era, Beginnings to 1700, The English Colonial Era, 1700 to 1763, Prelude to the American Revolution, 1763 to 1775, The American War for Independence 1775 to 1776, Conflict and Revolut... . .
	35.	American Temperance and Prohibition * - . .
	36.	Academic Info: United States History * - Table of Contents: Indexes & General Directories, Educational Resources, U.S. History Reference Desk, Presidential Libraries, U.S. History Digital Library. Gateway Pages: Early America, Environmental History, New Republic, The Cold War... . .
	37.	William M. Brinton's Online Books * - . .
	38.	Material History of American Religion Project * - Programs Participants Objects Documents Electronic Journal Newsletter Other on-line resources More than just ideas and institutions, religion in America is a rich mixture of objects, behaviors and people. The Material History of American Religion P... . .
	39.	National Gallery of Art: american portraits - Neither art schools nor internationally recognized painters existed in the colonies; so, many early American artists traveled to Europe for training. While abroad, as students at an academy or apprentices to a master, they could learn anatomy and perspect... Source/Host: National Gallery of Art \| Reviewer: K. Mortensen . .
	40.	Civilwar.com * - It was the greatest war in American history. 3 million fought - 600,000 died. It was the only war fought on American soil by Americans, and for that reason we have always been fascinated with The Civil War. Hundreds of books, movies and documentaries... . .