Bureau of Justice Statistics From the U.S. Dept of Justice Bureau of Justice Statistics, an array of statistics, including those on victims of crime, drugs and crime, criminal offenders, and the criminal justice system - courts, law enforcement, and corrections.
Civil rights  The National Civil Rights Museum, Memphis, Tennessee, memorializes events such as the Freedom Summer, sit-ins, March on Washington, and the Montgomery Bus Boycott, with pictures and concise descriptions.
Congress Core Documents of U.S. Democracy - includes the Constitution, Declaration of Independence, Bill of Rights, the Budget, Census information, Federal Laws and Regulations, and more.
Crime. U.S. Important crime statistics provided by the FBI and the Bureau of Justice Statistics are available from the White House.
FindLaw Legal Internet Guide Find legal information on the Internet from online code, case law, U.S. Supreme Court decisions back to 1893, consumer and business law.
Oyez Oyez Oyez - A Supreme Court WWW Resource - provides information about major constitutional cases heard and decided by the Supreme Court of the United States including digital recordings of the Court's proceedings.
Supreme Court Decisions Contains all opinions of the Court issued since May of 1990, as well as some of the most important historical decisions of the Court and general information about the court system.
Thomas Use this service from the Library of Congress to track Federal Legislation and follow the activities of the nation's lawmakers.

GOVERNMENT

ABAG  Association of Bay Area Governments is a regional planning agency providing links to all San Francisco Bay Area governments.
Major Government Indexes Frequent used sites related to U.S. Federal Government Information
ThisNation: The American Government and Politics Portal "The most comprehensive guide to American government and politics on the net," features an extensive library of major documents in American political history. The site also offers an online "American Government and Politics Textbook" that serves as an excellent primer on the American political process. In addition, the site contains learning tools designed separately for citizens, students, and teachers.
United States Census Bureau For basic Census Bureau information from the U.S. Department of Commerce.
Government Resources on the Web A central reference and referral point for government information
U.S. Food and Drug Administration Stay on top of what's going on with Food, Human Drug's, Cosmetics, Medical Devices, and many other areas of interest.
Fifty States Links to the official home page of each of the fifty United States - fast loading and simple.
Government Information Resources If you want to do a topical search of government information (e.g., crime statistics, education, immigration, patents, etc.) then try this.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency This site has loads of information about the EPA, projects & programs. This would be a great place to go if you would like to help protect human health and to safeguard the natural environment.
U.S. State Fact Sheets A site from the Economic Research Service of the Department of Agriculture.
Fedstats Statistics of interest to the public.
Subject of Indexes to Government Information Government information by subject.
Official Federal Government Web Sites A Library of Congress internet resource page - Executive, Legislative, and Judicial.
Government Information Locator Service Congressional Research Service (CRS) selected reports. CRS mission is to support an inform legislature.

PSYCHOLOGY and SOCIOLOGY

Social Science Information This is a collection of resources related to Social Science education and research.
Research Resources for the Social Sciences There are many links from this site to the various disciplines in the field of social science.
Internet Public Library Links to sites covering everything from information about cults to dreams interpretation.

RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY

Zen Guide Site covers the history, concepts, and ideas of Buddhism and Zen and other Eastern philosophies.
Philosophy Since the Enlightenment By Roger Jones: Foucault, Hegel, Marx, Nietzsche, Wittgenstein.
Mythologies A free service for anyone interested in mythology, folklore, and legends. Topics covered include classical mythology, Greek and Roman myths, Arthurian Legend, myths and legends, creation stories, folktales, mythological personages and deities, literary works with some mythological/legendary significance, relative sociological, anthropological, archaeological, and cultural studies, the related works of notable scholars, specialists and writers. Links to remote resources on the web concerning myth and legend are also available here.
Internet Public Library  Hundreds of links to religion and theology on the Internet.

UNITED STATES HISTORY

American Currency Exhibit "Story of American history told in its Currency" for each era.
Click to our Nation's History Five million rare items from the Library of Congress including Presidential letters and diaries are being transferred to a new website on the internet.
Nineteenth Century Document Project Courtesy of Furman University. When completed this collection will include accurate transcriptions of many important and representative primary texts from the nineteenth century American history, with special emphasis on those sources that shed light on sectional conflict and transformations in regional identity.
The American Colonists Library A Treasury of Primary Documents: A comprehensive webliography of primary source documents pertaining to early American history that are currently available online. Included in the list are links to historical sources that influenced American colonists, online collections of the work of major early American political leaders, the text of The Acts of Parliament concerning the American Colonies, numerous American Revolution military documents, and much more.
The American West This site covers the "history and development of the American West, from the Frontier and Pioneer days of the Wild West, to today's Modern West."
The Charters of Freedom Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and the Bill of Rights on loan from the Perot Foundation, the MagnaCarta.
WitchCraft in Salem Village Essays and other resources, including court documents of the Salem Witch trials of 1692. Some of the papers and court documents are searchable. This site also includes a map of Salem, and information on a memorial for the victims. Check out the Ask the Archivist section for common FAQ's which help give historical perspective.
Vietnam War This is the most comprehensive history of the Vietnam War on the internet.

WORLD HISTORY

Hyper History Presents 3,000 years of world history with a combination of colorful graphics, lifelines, timelines, and maps. Over 1,200 files are interconnected throughout the website. The site contains over 7 MB of images and text files, but individual gif files are kept small enough to allow for a quick display. 
Irish History on the Web Provides hundreds of links to sites and documents on the Web concerning Irish history. The site asserts that "most of the links found here will lead to primary documents, original essays, bibliographies or specific informational sites, all of which are visited prior to inclusion on this site."
Roman Emperors (De Imperatoribus Romanis) Biographical information on the rulers of ancient Rome. Included are images of ancient coins, maps of the city of Rome and the ancient world, and a battle index with a brief description and related maps.
The Avalon Project at the Yale Law School Travel through centuries past and explore the major legal, historical, and governmental documents that have impacted our world.