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KEY RESEARCH QUESTIONS:
What ideas led to revolution or reform?
Who reacted to or was affected by a revolution or movement?
Did the revolution result in reform? How? Why or why not?
How did individuals or groups communicate and spread revolutionary or reform ideas?
What were the short-term and long-term consequences of the revolution or reform—both intended and unintended?
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DATABASES & REFERENCE RESOURCES
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Encyclopedia, primary sources, & vetted websites
Published research, primary sources, & vetted websites
Newspaper & magazine articles
Newspaper & magazine articles
Articles from top journals & reference sources
Newspaper, journal, & magazine articles on PRO/CON issues
Newspaper & magazine articles
Biographies, Defining Moments in History, general overviews
American History Inquiry Sets (Library of Congress)
Digitized materials from libraries, archives, museums, & more
Primary source news articles and images from 1777-1973
Library of Congress Primary Source Sets
General primary source search of government documents and artifacts
Primary source docs from National Archives from over 20 organized topics
WEBSITES
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Videos, podcasts, images, & more on a variety of historical topics
Authentic digital resources and artifacts from across the Smithsonian's vast collections
Videos, podcasts, images, & more on a variety of historical topics
Collections, exhibits, and artifacts from Smithsonian museums & research centers
RESEARCH and INQUIRY PROCESS
ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
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