COURSE LINKS
for
HIS202

HISTORY OF THE
UNITED STATES FROM 1865

• History Matters

1. Chicago Style sheets, NWC Ramaker Library:

• Print (bibliography)
• Electronic (bibliography)
• Sample Notes
• Sample Bibliography

2. Writing guides, including Chicago style sheets:

• College of William and Mary History Department

SUGGESTED SPECIALIZED REFERENCE WORKS
IN RAMAKER LIBRARY

1. American Fact Finder (U.S. Census Bureau)
2. American South (Univ. of North Carolina)
3. American West (Washington State Univ. links)
4. Divining America (religion in American history)
5. Native American Resources (index of links)
6. U.S. Historical Census
7. U.S. History Index (Univ. of Kansas)
8. Religious Statistics
9. Women's History (links)

1. Agricultural literature (Cornell University online texts)
2. American Memory (Library of Congress)
3. American Photography (PBS site)
4. The Beat Generations (Univ. of California)
5. Civil Rights (photographs of Charles Moore)
6. Congress (through 1875) (Library of Congress)
7. Depression life (Federal Writers' Project, 1936-1940)
8. Dime Novels and Penny Dreadfuls (Stanford collection)
9. Dust Bowl (Farm Security Administration, 1940-1941)
10. Election Methods in the South (1890)
11. Evangelicalism (Billy Graham Center Archives)
12. Family History (Sophia Smith Collections, Smith College)
13. FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation)
14. Foreign Policy (National Security Archive, George Washington University)
15. Free Speech Movement Archives
16. Hawaii, Annexation of (University of Hawaii at Manoa)
17. Historical Text Archive (U.S. materials, formerly at Michigan State)
18. History in Song (collection)
19. Home Economics literature, 1850-1950 (Cornell University)
20. Illinois Gilded Age documents (Northern Illinois University)
21. Images of American Political History (photographs)
22. Inaugural Addresses
23. Indian Peace Commission Report (1868)
24. Japanese American Relocation

• Heart Mountain Camp, WY
• Nikkei home page (links)
• photographs

18. The Korean War
19. National Archives and Records Administration
20. Native Americans, Mission to (Fr. A. Schwarz, O.F.M. Collection)
21. Negro League Baseball
22. 19th Century U.S. Literary & Cultural Documents (collection)
23. Port Huron Statement (1962)
24. Presidents, Public Papers (National Archives and Records Administration)
25. Public Addresses (Douglass Archives, at Northwestern Univ.)
26. Racial Segregation (Remembering Jim Crow Project)
27. "Three Months among the Reconstructionists" (1866)
28. Western Photography (William Henry Jackson Collection)
29. Women & U.S. Social Movements (SUNY Binghampton)
30. World War I posters
31. World War II Oral Interviews (Rutgers University)

1. Henry Adams, The Education of Henry Adams
2. Jane Addams, Twenty Years at Hull-House
3. Edward Bellamy, Looking Backward
4. Andrew Carnegie, Wealth (1889)
5. W.E.B. DuBois, The Souls of Black Folk
6. Thomas A. Edison, Papers
7. Emma Goldman, Papers
8. Martin Luther King, Jr., Papers
9. Jacob Riis,

• Battle with the Slum
• How the Other Half Lives
• The Making of an American
• Theodore Roosevelt, The Citizen

9. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Library & Archives
10. Theodore Roosevelt

• on film
• Ranch Life and the Hunting Trail
• The Rough Riders
• The Strenuous Life: Essays and Addresses

11. Margaret Sanger, Woman and the New Race
12. Upton Sinclair, The Jungle
13. Mark Twain:

• Innocents Abroad (1869)
• materials related to marketing himself
• materials related to his stage performances
• Papers

14. Thorstein Veblen, The Theory of the Leisure Class
15. Booker T. Washington, Up from Slavery