Articles in all subjects from scholarly journals, magazines, and newspapers. An all-purpose database and often a good place to start.
Points of View Reference Source

ProQuest News & Newspapers
News articles from U.S. newspapers. Includes the Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Star Tribune, and many local newspapers.
CQ Researcher

Opposing Viewpoints (Gale In Context)

Book Search
Book Search searches the listing of books and ebooks available at the Normandale Library.
Note: Book Search results include both online ebooks and paper books available for pickup at the library. Follow these instructions to request a paper book (PDF) be held for pickup.
Britannica Academic (Encyclopedia Britannica)

Salem History

History E-book Collection (Gale eBooks)
Selected ebooks on American and world history topics from Gale.
Encyclopedia of African American History,1896 to the present: From the Age of Segregation to the Twenty-First Century

Encyclopedia of American Social Movements

Extremist Groups: Information for Students

New Encyclopedia of Judaism
REF BM50 .N49 2002

Library of Congress Digital Collections
Selected manuscripts, photographs, letters, sheet music, maps, and other items organized into collections by topic and format. Mostly focused on American history and culture, but includes some world history collections.
Articles in all subjects from scholarly journals, magazines, and newspapers. An all-purpose database and often a good place to start.
ProQuest News & Newspapers
News articles from U.S. newspapers. Includes the Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Star Tribune, and many local newspapers.
Daily Life through History

New York Times - Historical Access (ProQuest)
New York Times newspaper articles from 1851 - 4 years ago.
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- Research is a process. You probably won’t find everything you need on the first try.
- If you can’t find much on your topic, try different keywords or a new database.
- Try synonyms of your keywords to find more articles.
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Choosing and Using Keywords
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Consider the source's –
A = Author
P = Publication
P = Point of View
S = Sources
