The Three sites illustrated are the most comprehensive of the site offered solely in the search Manifest Destiny, with URL's that worked consistantly
 

The Fort Scott site provides again a narritive history of Fort Scott. Accessing the Manifest Destiny section of the site leads us to a narrative with some hyperlinks to maps and paintings that are used to illustrate the narrative of the Forts involvement in the Frontier. Of benefit is the Related site linking and Site history links that enable the reader to leave the site however, there is no review of the sites which makes them as useful as any gateway, unless you know what to look for they just are a compilation of information
 
 

One of the mmany native American sites on the web, although the only one that came up in the search on Manifest Destiny and would probably be of more use to the Anthropologist and Sociologist than the Historian, it enforces what many of these sites do and that is the preservation of culture and cultural pride. However it does contain all the treaties made between the Potawatomi and the United States which is a valuable source. As with Fort Scott though all links out are gateways to other sites that if the reader doesn't have some context can make accessing these site very confusing
 

    One of PBS. orgs history sites and the one that the search for Manifest Destiny, and definantly the most useful site that presented itself in due to the fact that it provide a timeline that links to other information that the site provides. A Disucssion board that is veted to so does have some historical license. It also provides a comprehensive bibliography that relates to the documentary of the same titel as the site. Of all the sites it is the most complex and attempts to develop a relationship in the non-linear environment. however unfortunately it provides for no linking to other sources via hypetext which make the site very limited in its ability to provide complexity outside its own environment