Week 5: Native Americans OG

I was browsing around the internet and I've found this website "http://native-american-indian-facts.com." This website gives information and facts about the Native American Indians. I always wanted to know the history of any native people from any country. They are like the origins of the country. This website has taken my attention because it contains many facts about the Native Americans that I haven't heard before such as "American Indians have appeared on many U.S. coins including the Buffalo nickel (Indian Head nickel) minted between 1913 and 1938 and more recently the Sacagawea dollar which features the famous Indian women who served as a guide on the Lewis and Clark Expedition." I hope you will like the website and found it useful information related to the Native Americans.
http://native-american-indian-facts.com.

Week4: "Presidents of The United States of America"

I always wanted to know how many presidents that have been elected for the USA. There are 44 presidents in total, from 1789 - 2015(and nowadays). I found this website that gives information about the all of the presidents in order with the dates. Also, it gives information about each president in details. I thought this website will be a really great for people who want to know about any president who became the president of the USA. 

http://www.ipl.org/div/potus/

Week 3: "The USA Constitution."
This is my first time knowing about Constitution of the United States. It was really an interesting topic to read about. So far what I know about the constitution are: Union, Justice, Peace, Defense or Army, General Welfare, and Liberty. Also, that what I have learned in my class today, which was fascinating to me to learn more about the USA. I found this article which explains the USA Constitution with the Seven Articles. In addition, the article shows who wrote the articles of constitution, and when were the Articles of the Constitution ratified. I enjoyed reading this article becuase was easy and simple to read.

 http://kids.laws.com/articles-of-the-constitution

Week2: I always wanted to know the history of tobacco, when it starts, and where. As for our lecture today in the class, we mentioned tobacco was an important plant in the USA history around 1600's, which was an interesting topic to me. I found this website that gives information about the timeline of tobacco in the world with dates and locations. In addition, it shows the marketing for tobacco in tables. Personally, I thought this website was interesting to read, especially if someone would like to know the timeline of Tobacco.
http://archive.tobacco.org/History/Tobacco_History.html