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Elizabeth Eckford: The Worst First Day
Joan Trumpauer Mulholland: Change Maker
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Health and PE
Science
SEL Day (2021)
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Library Home
Our Library
Databases
Class Projects
Author Visits
Elizabeth Eckford: The Worst First Day
Joan Trumpauer Mulholland: Change Maker
Book Talks
Business
Computer Science
Digital Citizenship
ELL Library Services
English
Family and Consumer Science
Health and PE
Science
SEL Day (2021)
Social Studies
Technology
Theater
World Language
Volunteer Opportunities
MackinVIA
Empire Research
Research Databases
Click on database icon to visit each resource.
Click here for
passwords
. (SBHS Student and Staff access only.)
Infobase Modern World History
- For Russia, this database covers the mid-1700s forward including articles like this one on
Imperial Russia
.
Each of the land-based empires noted for this project has
entries
in Infobase Modern World History. Search for the empire's name and then select an article to begin your research.
Gale ebooks
Use the search bar to type in your keyword.
Example, Ottoman Empire. The search results will include all SBHS ebooks from Gale, many of which are also available as paper copies.
World Book Online
- A great general reference source that offers a solid starting point for research.
Mrs. M demonstrates how to use the My Bib extension.
Add the
My Bib Extension
to
Google Chrome as an MLA helper.
When in doubt, check
OWL MLA Citation Guide
for how to cite Electronic Resources.
The
SBHS In-text Citation Guide
offers a refresher on MLA and in-text citation.
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