AP Comparative Government: The British and Mexican Revolutions: Websites

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To Find Additional Reliable Websites

• Britannica Academic Articles include links to websites reviewed by Britannica editors.
• SweetSearch, A Search Engine for Students searches only credible websites approved by research experts. (Note: Ignore first group of results labeled Ad) 
• Limit your Google search to reliable domains by including the phrase site:gov OR site:edu (gov for U.S. government agencies and edu for educational institutions in the U.S.)  

Note: you can also add OR site:ac.uk to search educational institutions in the U.K. You can also try adding OR site:edu.mx searches educational institutions in Mexico, but results are disappointing.

ALSO Note that universities may allow their students to use the edu domain. If there is a tilde (~) in the address, it may be a personal student page which is not monitored by the institution.

• The BCW Project: British Civil Wars, Commonwealth and Protectorate 1638-1660 
• British History: Civil War and Revolution, 1603-1714 (from the BBC) 
• Britain's Unwritten Constitution (article by Robert Blackburn, from the British Library)
• Civil War in Mexico: Constitutionalists vs. Conventionists (from The Mexican Revolution and the United States in the Collections of the Library of Congress
• The Constitute Project (the world's constitutions to read, search, and compare)
• The Development of Parliamentary Authority: the Civil War, the Gunpowder Plot, and the Glorious Revolution (from Parliament's Living Heritage pages)
• The Glorious Revolution (an archived British government Factsheet in pdf format)
• The History of the Mexican Constitution (from the Library of Congress Law Library)
• Mexican Revolution 1910-1920 (produced by the Latin American Revolutions class at Truman State University, MO)