Foreign Language Links
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Dr. Hamdy
Image courtesy of the Arab.net
Arabic
CIA World Factbook- Up-to-date facts about countries all over world can be found on this government sponsored site. Locate the country and click on the GOVERNMENT link then click CTRL-F and type in the word AMBASSADOR.
World Data Analyst- Information about countries
CultureGrams World Edition- Information about countries and selected people
Gale Student Resource Center- Information about people and countries
Proquest Reference Library - Information about people
NoodleTools- Citation tool
- Purdue site on Plagiarism
Mr. Ngide
French 1b
Christian Dior
Coco Chanel
Yves Saint-Laurent
Pierre Cardin
- Pierre Cardin
- The Great Names of French Haute Couture
- Participation de Pierre Cardin aux activités de l'UNESCO
- Gale Student Resource Center
- A premium resource, you will need a login and password for home use. Also search the other designers here or Gaultier for more information.
Ms Scribner
Trajan image from Wikipedia.
Latin
- Roman Civilization
- A collection of floor plans and images from Southwestern University
- Trajan's Rome
- Floor plans
- Horace's Villa Project
- Includes floor plans, info about villas and VR walkthrough of the archeological site
- Realitas Virtualis: Italy in Virtual Reality
- Explores places in Rome, Pisa, and Napoli (Naples) by taking specific sites including the Pantheon, San Pietro, Hadrian's Villa,the ruins at Paestum, and more -- and providing a 360 degree view for each site. No other information, just VR views of the ruins
- Ancient Rome from the Earliest Times Down to 476 A.D.
- From the book A History of Rome, by Robert F. Pennell
- Greenwood Daily Life Online
- Information on daily life throughout history plus World Cultures today. This is a premium web site. For home use, get the login and password from the media specialists. On the opening screen scroll down to history and click on enter before "Daily Life Online".
Ms. Willetts
Louvre image from Wikipedia.