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Assignment by instructor: Expand this menu to select your Teacher's Assignment
Analytical Paper Outline Examples:
Developing a Topic:
Developing a Topic:
Look through the SIRS Issues Researcher Topic List for issues that may interest you.
Look through the table of contents or use the search box to explore The History in Dispute Series and build your research question.
Issues and Controversies in History has a world history section. Each topic has research questions that you can revise and make more specific to your topic.
ABC-CLIO World History: The Modern Era is a database that has topics divided up by time period.
Scan these eBooks for some some research paper suggestions:
Browse the index list within each database to familiarize yourself with potential research topics. The world history databases are listed in the section below.
remote Access:
remote Access:
Some of our electronic library resources may need these Creek login credentials
resources to assist you with your Topic
resources to assist you with your Topic
Library Databases:
Library Databases:
Use these databases for general research articles to support your topic
Expand this menu to select a specific ABC-CLIO Database
Use these databases to learn about arguments and counter claims related to your topic
Click here for all CCHS research databases
Search for Print Books:
Search for Print Books:
CCHS Library Catalog - Search the library catalog for print resources on the library shelves and electronic access
Try this list of Creek world history library books that may be helpful for your topic
Locating CCHS Print SourceseBook Collections:
eBook Collections:
Browse:
Find your topic in the Great Events from History and Great Lives from History series - (also available as physical print books in the reference area)
Click on the red button to see the History collection
The Ancient World: Extraordinary People in Extraordinary Societies
Try these ABC-CLIO eBooks:
Primary Sources:
Primary Sources:
You can find primary sources by searching the library databases and eBook collections. Here is a page specific to CCHS primary sources.
This eBook series, Defining Documents in World History, has a good collection of primary sources for world history.
Watch this video to understand how to use primary sources in your research. Video: Analyzing Primary Sources
Websites:
Websites:
Use the CCHS Website Evaluation Rubric to ensure your website is good for an academic paper
To get better Google search results, try typing site:edu, or site:org, or site:gov + name of topic
Examples:
site:org "treaty of versailles"
site:edu "pompeii"
site:gov "pearl harbor"
Remember, to search for keywords on a web page or within an online document, use Ctrl + F
How to Cite a Website in NoodleTools
Additional Help:
Additional Help:
Tips for writing your thesis statement
Cherry Creek Library Research Help page
See the Cherry Creek Library Website for more help
Contact a teacher-librarian for further assistance:
Contact a teacher-librarian for further assistance:
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