Social+Studies

E-books from Salem Press
=TEACHING WITH PRIMARY DOCUMENTS =

**Smithsonian Institution**
=**RESOURCES:** =

 The Library of Congress -- The Civil War Resources
===The State of New Jersey Division of Archives and Records Management -- Searchable Databases ===

[|Open Congress] Official government data with news and blog coverage to give you the real story behind each bill.
History III (Mrs. Hansbury): The Harlem Renaissance Pathfinder


 * === For a list of books owned by the LHS Library, use Destiny, click on Catalog and then on the left side of the page click on Resource Lists. Look for Harlem Renaissance. ===
 * === Online 'free web' resources handpicked by Follett (Destiny): while you are in the HR Resource List, click on the Online Resources tab. Destiny ===
 * === Using our Subscription Databases: ===

**__USING THE SUBSCRIPTION DATABASES FOR THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE__**:

From Destiny (front page) for a link and list of databases:

[|http://destiny.lindenwold.k12.nj.us]

Check out ABC-CLIO, especially Pop Culture Universe, American History, Daily Life through History.

Also, Student Resources in Context (Gale) has a great section on the Harlem Renaissance.

Grolier is good for some more general materials.


 * __MAKE SURE WHEN YOU SEARCH TO USE QUOTATION MARKS, LIKE THIS:__**

“harlem renaissance”


 * __IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE!!__**