Well, this link hasn't helped me YET, but it will very very shortly! I'm taking an online science fiction English course this summer to help complete some of the more annoying graduation requirements, and Frankenstein is our first subject of study.

Thanks for this link… this course made me realise I actually hated English in high school (I'm a genetics major) and I have a feeling I'll need it a LOT.

THANKS!!
http://www.shmoop.com/intro/history/us/jim-crow-in-america.html

Why Should I Care? really made sense to me… I never got it until I read that.

Well gosh! I sure wish I found this website a little earlier. "Crime and Punishment" was definitely one test that I barely read for and I made some pretty embarrassing mistakes. I skimmed the chapter and got a few key ideas wrong. Oops! Cool website, thanks for promoting it.

Thanks for introducing me to Shmoop! It has so much great information organized in such an enticingly easy-to-digest way.

I had been struggling to fully understand all of the different components of The Great Depression and how they all interacted and intertwined prior to checking out Shmoop. There were just so many pieces to juggle in my head and I was having difficulty remembering the many hows, whens, and whys.

I know that I need a solid grasp of exactly what caused The Great Depression and the differences between the economic situation today and the turmoil that started in the late 1920s in order to pass this course that I am taking.

Thankfully, not only did Shmoop lay everything out in a way that even I could understand, but they also included other cool stuff like links to additional source material so that I can dig deeper into the topic if I want to and random quirky little bits of trivia about that time period that I had never heard before. I'm totally gonna include some of the random fun facts that I learned on Shmoop in my final to oh so casually illustrate my vast (yeah right!) breadth of knowledge on the subject of The Great Depression.

Thanks so much Shmoop! Because of you, I better understand the events that led up to and took place during that time period. Also, the key players and their roles make so much more sense now. You rock!

Perhaps it is common to all that if you live in a certain country you could only know deeper about that country's history and all. How about the other countries?especially Us? the biggest of all the country? I think this topic helped me because i'm planning to have a bit of this topic in our thesis..and really,after i'd visited this site,oh thank god. I found what I'm looking for, after an hour of surfing the net. Thank you for this site, this really contribute a lot in our thesis and for sure in our some upcoming research works.

You can only attend so many lectures of Immigration and Assimilation in America before you end up missing a couple. This site is great and gives you the whole timeline in case you need some help filling the holes in your notes (if you missed a class or just started day dreaming). It's also helped me get a handle on the big picture of the whole topic – in case you start getting lost in the woods so to speak.

I had a 10 page paper on this due. Except I didn't know where to start b/c I don't ever read for class b/c the stuff is horribly boring. This was nice and easy and helped me actually do my paper. I loveeee this site now!