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American Government

American History

Issues

World History: The Modern Era

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We subscribe to several databases for research. Preview them in the table below. Follow the direct links. For more information tools, look at the rest of the library pages.

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eLibrary
eLibrary is a terrific place to begin researching for any assignment.
Research Topics deliver the essential elements on a vast array of people, places, historical events and eras, literary genres, current events, broad curricular themes and much more.

It includes primary and scholarly sources, magazines, newspapers, transcripts and digitized reference book content, images, maps, websites, and videos.

ProQuest Historical Newspapers

 

Blooms Literature

Bloom’s Literature is a comprehensive resource for the English class. Edited and curated by Yale University professor Harold Bloom, this database includes thousands of critical essays and discussion questions, plus author biographies and character analyses, full-length poems, the full text of hundreds of reference books, full-length videos of classic plays and films, and more.

American History and Modern World History 

American History and Modern World History are indispensable resources for student research. These databases were developed and curated by leading editors and scholars in the study of history. These resources are composed of a variety of learning assets, including articles, images, primary source documents, timelines, videos, and slideshows.

Issues and Controversies

Issues & Controversies helps student researchers understand today’s crucial issues by exploring hundreds of hot topics in politics, government, business, society, education, and popular culture. Presented in a balanced, pro/con format, all articles provide essential context, supported by statistics, timelines, and primary sources. Many issues feature original videos and educator resources as well as live debates, newspaper editorials, audio content, and breaking news.

 

ResearchIt-ResearchIt is the State of Connecticut digital reference library of top quality databases. Explore lists for elementary, middle and high schools, magazines and newspaper sources.

Southington Library and Museum-The Southington Public Library offers many interesting programs and helpful links. Check out the Virtual Library, online courses, language instruction and more. Visit their page for upcoming events, check in/out books, and more.

 

Teen Reads-Looking for something to read? Check out all the latest and popular teen reads. While you are visiting the site, celebrate their 20th birthday by reading about exciting events planned.

 

Teens Top 10 at YALSA - Looking for popular young adult reading ideas? YALSA is part of the American Library Association.