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Almanac of Policy Issues

Extensive web site on nine policy areas: criminal justice, culture and society, economics, education, environment, government operations, health, social welfare, and world affairs
Each section is divided into 4-10 subtopics
Provides a non-partisan back to the issues
Links to articles on all sides of the subject as well as primary documents and related government agencies, think tanks, and organizations

America's War Against Terrorism

Award-winning guide to 9/11 events, government reports, and subsequent developments
Updated to include archived material no longer active on the internet

America.Gov

Extensive section on U.S. policy toward other countries, including press statements, background reports
Replaces the U.S. Information Agency, which was eliminated on October 1, 1999

America: History and Life (UMich Only)

Covers all aspects of U.S. and Canadian history, culture and current affairs
Indexes and abstracts books, book reviews, dissertations, and articles from approximately 2100 journals
Sample search: Pakistan and "foreign policy" and Bangladesh
One of the best indexes for researching the American Empire

American Civil Liberties Union

Extensive review of civil liberty developments and court cases in the United States from an ACLU perspective
Includes women, disabilities, immigration, privacy, death penalty
Reports on civil liberties since the terrorist attacks

American Civil War Homepage (UTK)

Extensive unannotated lists of primary documents, diaries, state civil war web pages, and military unit rosters

American Colonist's Library

Chronological list of primary sources influencing the American colonies and revolution
Arranged by time periods beginning with 500 B.C>
Authors include Christopher Columbus, Machiavelli, Shakespeare, John Smith, George Washington, James Madison, Thomas Jefferson, John Locke, Thomas Paine, Benjamin Franklin

American Experience (PBS)

Multimedia history of U.S. Presidents from Theodore Roosevelt to Harry Truman
Political campaign, presidential legacy, and contemporaneous cultural information
Launched on Sept. 8, 1997

American Laws Regulating Immigration and Asylum