CIVIL LIBERTIES / CIVIL RIGHTS
Teacher - Mr. Burger Prepared by Mrs. Gwaltney
Your assignment requires four
resources. The items below should help you in your
search for these four
resources.
*At least one
Internet source with hyperlink
Below are some Internet sites to begin
with.
American
Memory: Read about the events that led up to the
civil rights movement,
including slavery, abolition, the Civil War,
Reconstruction, and the world
wars.
The Civil
Rights Era: Part of the African American Odyssey virtual
exhibit from the American
Memory collection of the Library of
Congress. Includes ending
segregation of the military, school
segregation, sit-ins, etc.
Civil Rights Division of the
United States, Dept. of Justice:
Includes
frequently asked questions, special topics, and briefs.
Dept.
of Education, Office of Civil Rights: Includes your rights,
Data, and
related links.
*At least one non-encyclopedia print source
Winnebago Catalog: For print sources in the media center, enter your specific topic using keyword search. If you find no materials, enter the next more general topic and look in the index and/or table of contents of the books.
*At least one periodical / newspaper (current news story)
Periodical / Newspaper Databases: For newspaper and magazine articles, use the online databases provided on the Thurston Media Center Homepage.
*At least one Supreme Court citation
Landmark Cases:
http://www.billofrightsinstitute.org/sections.php?op=viewarticle&artid=43
Supreme Court Cases Since 1990: Get complete cases or summaries of all cases since 1990. Cases are listed in alphabetical order but are searchable.
FindLaw Court Decisions: Cases searchable.
Your assignment requires
proper citations for all sources used. The sites below
will help you make proper
citations.
High School Hub Citing Sources: Click on High School Hub, then on Citing Sources for help with all kinds of sources, including electronic.