Here are some links to Websites that relate to the material in this chapter. Click around to broaden your understanding of the topics in this section by seeing what’s out there on the Web!

• The Mennonites
  This site lists various links to Mennonite sites on the World Wide Web.
  

• White Oak Fur Post
  This site documents an eighteenth-century fur trading post among the Indians in what would become Minnesota.
  

• Benjamin Franklin
  A biography, sources, and even a movie featuring one the most well-known of the early Americans.
  

• Governor Glen, The Role Of Indians In The Rivalry Between France, Spain, And England, 1761
  American Indians were both agents and pawns caught between battling empires in the New World.
  

• Lord Jeffrey Amherst And The Small Pox Blankets
  On the eve of the Revolutionary Era, Indian allies were especially important, and Lord Amherst's treatment of the Indians was terrible.
  

• Boston Massacre Oration by John Hancock
  Hancock's response to the Massacre.
  

• Introduction To Thomas Paine's Common Sense
  Common Sense was a powerful political tract that ideologically fueled the American Revolution.
  

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