Reform+Era

** Go to: ** [] NOTE: Also check out the “CERF” tab above the result list for some selected, excellent web sites (which are easily formatted into MLA citations!). ** Databases: ** < [|http://sks.sirs.com] > User name: NY0407H Password: 12946 ** SIRS Discoverer ** [|http://discoverer.sirs.com] User name: NY0407H Password: 12946 Virtual reference collections of up to //100 online books// each in specific subject areas!  * American Mosaic - The African American Experience  * __ http://aae.greenwood.com __ **Daily Life America **__[|http://dla.greenwood.com] __ Username: lakeplacidmsrhs Password: library URL:  Username: lakeplacid Password: remote ** ProQuest ** (general magazine database) URL: < [] > User name: FDR6QJVT3C Password: welcome Index to full text articles. We have most of these magazines in print with their pictures and illustrations. Just ask us to get them for you! [] // NOTE: The Library of Congress American Memory Collection is great for lots of American history topics and primary documents //. [] [] [] [] MORE TO COME! 
 * Reform Era (1820-1860) ****  Final Project  ****  Mrs. Brewer/Mr. Mullane  **
 * Need help with your citations?  **
 * Username: lakeplacid  **
 * Password: media **
 * Books: check out our online catalog [|http://lph.fehb.org] **
 * Social Issues Research Services (SIRS) Knowledge Suite: Researcher, Government Reporter, Renaissance databases **
 * Greenwood Databases **
 * World Book Encyclopedia **
 * Grolier Encyclopedias **
 * American Heritage Magazine online: [|http://www.americanhertitage.com] **
 * Selected Web sites: **
 * Library of Congress—The African-American Mosaic: A Library of Congress Resource Guide for the Study of Black History & Culture **
 * National Geographic Society Underground Railroad **
 * Smithsonian: Seneca Falls Convention **
 * National Women’s History Project--Living the Legacy: The Women’s Rights Movement **
 * Unitarian Universalist Historical Society--Ralph Waldo Emerson **