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Maps
The University of Texas has an extensive collection of maps including many historical maps.
A to Z maps - CCHS Database - Historical and modern maps; links to many online maps
You have to log in, even on campus:
user name:creek password:bear
Off-Campus Passwords
Most databases use creek/bear for the username and password but there are exceptions:
From the library page click on "Databases & eBooks" and scroll down to "Off-Campus Access". Log in from the 'Click Here' button, using your CCHS username and password. This takes you to a list of all usernames and passwords for the databases & eBooks.
Easy Bib
1. Click on the EasyBib tab on the right side of the CCHS library page . Log in using the 'sign in with Google' button.
1572 map of Barcelona: AtoZ Maps Online
Parenthetical References/Citations
(also called (In-text citations))
Sample paper showing how to match in-text citation with the Works Cited page
(log in to Google with CCHS email)
Purdue OWL examples
Search tips for finding Primary Sources
Catalog: "your topic" primary
Google: "your topic" "primary source"
ABC-CLIO: Documents - letters, speeches, etc.
Gale: Primary Source
Salem: Defining Documents, Milestone Documents
Annals of Am. History: all are primary sources
JSTOR, Academic Search Premier: try an advanced search and select a date range for your topic
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2. Click on the apps grid in the upper-right corner of your Google Drive. Click on 'more' and scroll down to the bottom of the list to find the EasyBib icon.
Thinking Maps
Click on: Thinking Map Templates
Scroll down to the map your want to use and select "Use this Template".
Change the name of the template to your topic.
