HIS 300: Senior Seminar in History - Race, Poverty and Inequality from Roosevelt to Clinton
The resources and information in this guide will be useful for the research on topics related to race, poverty and inequality in the United States from the 1930s to 2000.
What's In This Guide?
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Texts and Reference SourcesThis section contains links to the e-book texts for the course and print encyclopedias and handbooks.
This section explains searching for books by title, author and subject in Milner's Online Catalog and includes key subject terms.
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DatabasesThis section offers links to major databases in history with which to locate journal citations and the complete text of articles.
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Primary SourcesThis section describes how to search for diaries, interviews, correspondence and oral histories in Milner's Online Catalog. Also included are databases containing major historical newspapers, popular magazines, and additional full text documents and collections,
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Interlibrary LoanWhen materials needed are not held within Milner Library's collections, this section explains how to request items from other libraries.
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Citing Your SourcesThe Chicago Manual of Style is used by History students to cite their sources. This section contains links to the full text of the Chicago Manual as a well as a quick guide and the print volume.
