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Junior Paper Research (Historical)Junior Paper Research Spring 2009
Historical Research:
BooksSearch the library catalog using the names of the decades e.g. 1920s or look for topics like racism, immigration, women.
Browse the 973s and 305s of both the nonfiction shelves and the reference room.
DatabasesOur history databases are provided by Proquest. They include the History Study Center, SIRS Decades, and the Historical Newspapers. Login using the username and password on the back of your ID card. At this time the Historical Newspapers does not provide preformatted citations. Here is an example of an MLA formatted Historical Newspapers citation: Crounse, L. L. "The Great Battle of Sunday." New York Times 5 May 1863: 8. ProQuest Historical Newspapers. ProQuest. PHS Lib., Poway, CA. 1 Dec. 2008 <http://hn.bigchalk.com>.
You might consider using World Book Online for its excellent primary sources and introductory material.
Cengage-Gale databases allows you to do a powersearch across 5 databases at once. Narrow down your results by looking at the Subject headings or doing an Advanced Search with boolean logic. There is also the new Biography Resource Center and the trial Global Issues in Context, which both are excellent resources depending on the topic under consideration. These two databases must be searched separately.
Salem Press, a book publisher has made much of it's reference books available online at Salem History. You will need to register to send or save articles and citations but this is a quick and easy process.
Internet ResourcesnetTrekker is an educational search engine that has many evaluated internet sites on historical topics. You login with the username and password on the back of your ID card.
1959 pattern 1950s anticommunism poster from Sensibility.com from Primary Sources in American
Colorado ratifies 19th amendment Little RockCentral High from American Memory Collection from the 40th anniversary website
Califano Junior Research paper.doc (Bailey's Juniors, too)
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