Recommended Resources:

Databases and eBooks: Using these from home? You'll need the passwords. Go to Classroom Connections > Additional Resources and you'll see the link there at the top for the logins and passwords. You'll need to sign in to GoogleApps to view.

ABC-Clio World History Database - A history database featuring shorter, hyperlinked encyclopedia articles, written by ABC-Clio staff. In addition to these articles, you'll find media and primary sources.

World History in Context Database - A comprehensive database that gathers published information from reference books, magazines and news publications, academic journals and includes primary sources like videos, images, and audio.

KCLS Biography Database - Go to KCLS.org/students > Middle/High > Databases > Biography in Context for published biographical sketches and magazine and news articles focusing on nearly 275,000 individuals.

Print Books:

Use the library catalog to locate print books on your research topic. We have books biographies on Lenin, Marx and others, as well as politics and history books. Check the table for a few suggestions of the types of books you'll find here in the library.

Free Web Recommendations: Adding site:edu to your search terms will provide only university sites in your results list. Do that to get more scholarly results!

Communism: Karl Marx to Joseph Stalin - A comprehensive overview of communism and its roots and leaders, provided for you by the Center of European Studies at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill.

Communist Party USA: History and Geography - An excellent overview with statistics and definitions explained by the University of Washington.

What helpful, credible sites did your group fine? Share those with us and we'll add them. :)