https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZYNL0-KHC4
If you want to research a history topic for a paper or video, Dr. Miano offers some tips and strategies about how to do it, including a basic guide to the hi

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Here are a few research tips and study skills to make historical research manageable and interesting: 1. Keep the big picture in mind. If you approach your historical research as a big picture examination of a person or time period, you can make studying history into a creative activity, rather than just a bunch of memorization of historical

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Encyclopedia of American History, edited by Gary B. Nash, 11 vols., 4,864 pages (New York: Facts On File, 2003) This 11-volume reference offers in-depth coverage of the most important individuals, events, and topics in U.S. history. Unlike most encyclopedias, this reference is arranged chronologically and organized by era.

https://faculty.chass.ncsu.edu/slatta/hi216/HI598/histresguide.htm
This step-by-step guide progresses from an introduction to historical resources to information about how to identify a topic, craft a thesis and develop a research paper. Table of contents: The Range and Richness of Historical Sources. Secondary Sources. Primary Sources.

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In this introductory tutorial you will practice effective ways to begin your historical research. This tutorial covers: establishing your topic within its broader historical context. understanding primary and secondary sources. using reading lists, reference lists and footnotes as starting points. We're using an example topic.

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Use the sources-- primary and secondary -- to guide the development of a topic or research question.; Conduct initial research in both primary and secondary sources to test the feasibility of your topic and let the available evidence mold your research question.. Search for primary documents. Historical research consists primarily of constructing arguments based on primary documents. You will

https://uta.pressbooks.pub/historicalresearch/chapter/choosing-and-narrowing-a-topic/
Choosing a Topic to Research. Students often struggle to choose their topics of study or interest and therefore do not know where to start when it comes to the work of a history class.Here are some points to consider:

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It is at the heart of the writing process. First, lay your first draft aside for a day or so to gain distance from it. After that break, read it over with a critical eye as you would somebody else's paper (well, almost!). You will probably find that your first draft is still quite descriptive, rather than argumentative.

https://libguides.snhu.edu/his100
This guide is intended to specifically support your research for HIS-100: Perspectives in History. For each of the four topic areas for this course, you will find links to a variety of topics to help get you started in your search process. Remember, if you need help a librarian is only a click away! Happy researching!

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Tulsa Massacre, Wounded Knee Occupation, Stonewall Rebellion, Haitian Independence, Philippine Revolution, Iranian Revolution, The Great London Smog, Creation of Earth Day, Chernobyl, Creation of the UN, Act Prohibiting Slavery, Founding of NATO

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HIS 100 Project. Part 1: Creating a Research Question. 1. Describe how your assumptions, beliefs, and values influenced your choice of topic. Beliefs are fundamental judgments that we believe to be right, typically without specific supporting evidence, and are ultimately preconceptions about ourselves, others, and also how we expect the situation should become.

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Use Boolean Operators such as AND, OR, and NOT. The AND tells the search engine to only bring back results that use both search terms: cats AND dogs.The OR tells the search engine to bring back results that have either search term: cats OR dogs.The NOT will exclude the word or phrase that follows it: cats NOT dogs.Using parentheses can also help, like this: cats AND (dogs OR birds).

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This video will help you understand how to find a research paper regarding your search.This video is going to provide you with all the details. regarding pap

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Module Two his 100 module two activity: historical research question portion: list your historical research topic here: inequality and human rights: wounded

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