U.S. as a World Power:

Where can I find overview information?

The Age of Imperialism - This site is organized into five main categories related to United States imperialism. These areas are: Expansion in the Pacific, The Spanish-American War, The Boxer Rebellion, The Panama Canal, and U.S. Intervention in Latin America.

Military History: World War I (1914-1918) - Here you will find various sources to include maps, photographs, and information archives.

What about specifics related to the Spanish-American War?

U.S.S. Maine - Everything you wanted to know about the "Maine" is located here.

The Spanish-American War Centennial Website - This is a great place to look for specific information. You will find action reports, first hand accounts, weapons and personal profiles, in addition to many other helpful items.

Where can I find primary source documents?

The World War I Document Archive - The name of the site says it all! Not only will you find conventions, treaties, and official papers, but you can search the site by year.

Documents Relating to American Foreign Policy (1898 - 1914) - Not all documents important to United States imperialism have to do with war. Here you will find hypertext copies of many valuable papers.

Are pictures available on the web?

Photos of the Great War - This is a great site if you need pictures to enhance a project you are creating. You will find images of weapons (including aircraft), soldiers, civilians, posters, etc.