Course Hero Study Guides include chapter summaries, Q&A, character maps,  context setting, important quotes, and infographics to help you make sense of a text and/or book.

Think classic encyclopedia, but online and continuously updated and crafted by research experts. More than 1,000 new articles per month. There are two main Britannica products offered to K-12 students.

Researching a particular place? This resource provides country reports that include basic information as well as perspectives on daily life and culture, including background, customs and lifestyles of the world’s people.

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ProCon.org provides excellent overviews of both sides of controversial issues such as homework, medical marijuana, abortion, and more. Use it to get familiar with both sides of an issue, and then use the cited sources to continue your research!