World Wars Museum Exhibit
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Link to Home Access passwords (if needed). Going through your SSO saves you the hassle.
A tutorial on how to use MVHS's Academic Databases
Link to resources, graphic organizers, and helpful tips for managing a research project: IPSD 204's Research Handbook
This Research Checklist is an excellent way to help you get started and manage your project.
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Best online resources to use for this assignment:
MVHS LMC Academic Databases
Gale Virtual Reference Library: Americans at War Vol. 3 (1901-1945)
Gale Virtual Reference Library: Gale Encyclopedia of US History: Government and Politics
UXL Encyclopedia of US History - search within the publication or use the index to get specific
Proquest databases
World Book Encyclopedia - Advanced
Recommended Reputable Places on the Internet & Additional Resources
Reliable places to find primary sources (court docs, government docs/letters, letters/diaries, news articles/videos, political cartoons/posters, speeches that are written/sourced from the years around the two major World Wars.
MilitaryHistory.org: World War II
Gilder Lehrman Collection of resources from American History
LIFE magazine images
The Americans textbook
Khan Academy: World Wars- mulitple topics
Copyright free images (or cite where you got them from if you aren't sure):
Public Domain (free images, but give credit to original owner)
Free images- WP Clip Art
Still looking for Primary Sources?
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Here is a handy link to our Primary Sources database.
Cite your sources- Where did you get your information, images, etc.?
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Bibcitation (can add as a Chrome extension or stand alone)