This site is Flash-based.  You will need a Flash emulator browser extension, such as Ruffle, to view it.

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There are three main goals of this web site. The first is to provide an educationally sound online resource that can be used independently by pupils within a school setting. The second is to provide teachers with an online resource that is user friendly and combines suggested classroom activities and online activities with background support and information. The third is to present information about Ancient China through the use of objects from the British Museum’s collection…

The aim of this program is not to be a definitive source of information about all aspects and all time periods relevant to early Imperial China. Rather, it is geared towards illuminating certain aspects of early Imperial Chinese history that are especially important, interesting, or lend themselves to multimedia treatment. It is expected that certain basic ideas and events relating to early Imperial China will be addressed by the classroom curriculum either before or after the pupil explores this product.

This site discusses Middle Ages in Europe, highlighting feudal life, religion, homes, clothing, health, arts and entertainment, and town life. Links give students the opportunity to engage in activities related to many of the topics.  It concludes with links to other resources.

With these hands-on interactives, students explore Europe from the fourteenth to the sixteenth century. The stagnation of the Middle Ages gives way to the Renaissance and the rebirth of intellectual and economic changes. Topics include plague, exploration and trade, science, architecture, printing press, humanism and the special role of Florence.