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Websites
Please be careful: Some of these websites list source citations/references, but these are NOT yours to use! Those are the sources used by whomever wrote the info on the website you are using. If you see this, you still need to enter the website's URL in EasyBib and properly cite the website.
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The Navigation Act of 1651:
1. Encyclopedia Britannica - Navigation Acts 2. The Navigation Act 1651 3. History of the USA - Navigation Acts |
Proclamation of 1763:
1. US History.org - Proclamation of 1763 2. Proclamation of 1763 3. The Proclamation of 1763 4. U.S. History - The Royal Proclamation of 1763 |
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Stamp Act of 1765:
1. The Stamp Act of 1765 2. Summary of the 1765 Stamp Act 3. Stamp Act 4. The Stamp Act Riots |
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Quartering Act of 1765:
1. History Channel - Quartering Act 2. Spark Notes: Pre-Revolutionary America 3. The Quartering Act |
The Townshend Act of 1767:
1. Townshend Acts 2. The Townshend Acts (patriot point of view) 3. U.S. History- The Townshend Acts |
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Writs of Assistance 1767:
1. Writs of Assistance 2. Spark Notes: Writs of Assistance 3. Writs of Assistance Case |
Boston Massacre 1770:
1. America's Library - the Boston Massacre 2. KidPort - Boston Massacre 3. U.S. History- The Boston Massacre |
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Tea Act of 1773/Boston Tea Party:
1. Boston Tea Party 2. Boston Tea Party Economic Causes 3. Boston Tea Party Historical Society 4. Social Studies for Kids - Boston Tea Party 5. Boston Tea Party: Facts 6. U.S. History - The Tea Act and Tea Parties 7. Boston Tea Party Facts |
Quebec Act of 1774:
1. A Web of English History - Quebec Act 2. Encyclopedia Britannica - Quebec Act 3. Quebec Act 4. Quebec Act: 1774 |
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Intolerable Acts/Coercive Acts of 1774:
1. History Central - Coercive Acts Imposed 2. Historical Society - the Coercive Acts 3. U.S. History - The Intolerable Acts |
Lexington and Concord 1775:
1. U.S. History - Lexington and Concord 2. Two Accounts of Lexington and Concord 3. KidPort - Battle of Lexington and Concord |
eBooks
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Need further help with accessing and citing eBooks? Click here for detailed instructions.
1. Go to Destiny
2. Login to Destiny. Your login is your school user name (WITHOUT the @nburlington.com) and school password 3. Type in your topic or just generally you might have more success typing in American Revolutio 3. Narrow your format on left to only "electronic books." eBooks will now appear with a blue or green "e" in the corner 4. Click on an eBook, and then click Open to open it up. 5. Once in the eBook, type your search term in the search box to get all articles on your topic or use the table of contents and index to find what pages your topic is discussed on. Citing the BLUE "e" eBooks 1. Scroll to the bottom of the article you are reading 2. Find where it says "Source Citation" and copy it 3. Go to your project in EasyBib and click on the tab for All 59 Options 4. Then click on Write/Paste Citation (it's on the left) 5. Paste in your copied citation from the eBook Citing the GREEN "e" eBooks 1. These eBooks are not cited for you like the blue "e" ones 2. Go to your project in EasyBib and click on the Book tab 3. Then, choose Manual Cite 4. Change the format to eBook Online 5. Fill in the information for your eBook. Use the Title Details card in Destiny to help you do this. |
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Databases
World Book Online Password
1. Go to World Book Online
2. Choose Student or Advanced. Either one is helpful and you can always look at both if you want.
3. Search for your topic
4. Click on any relevant articles and read!
5. If you use an article, make sure you copy its citation, which is at the bottom of your article.
1. Go to World Book Online
2. Choose Student or Advanced. Either one is helpful and you can always look at both if you want.
3. Search for your topic
4. Click on any relevant articles and read!
5. If you use an article, make sure you copy its citation, which is at the bottom of your article.
- Make sure to copy the citation for MLA style
- Go to EasyBib and click on All 59 Options
- Then click on Write/Paste Citation (it's on the left)
- Paste in your copied citation
US History in Context Password
1. Go to US History in Context
2. Search for your topic
3. Click on any relevant articles and read!
4. If you use an article, make sure you copy its citation, which is already done for you! (or you can export it to EasyBib)
OR...
1. Go to US History in Context
2. Search for your topic
3. Click on any relevant articles and read!
4. If you use an article, make sure you copy its citation, which is already done for you! (or you can export it to EasyBib)
- Make sure to copy the citation for MLA style
- Go to EasyBib and click on All 59 Options
- Then click on Write/Paste Citation (it's on the left)
- Paste in your copied citation
OR...
- Make sure you have the project open in EasyBib where you want the citation to go
- Then, in your article from the database, click on Citation Tools (top right of your article)
- Choose Export to EasyBib from the drop down menu
- Then choose Export
Works Cited Page
- Make sure all your sources are cited properly (you are required to have a minimum of 3 for this project)
- Click the orange Export button in EasyBib
- Choose to export to Google Docs
- Click the direct link to your works cited page
- Make sure to copy and paste your exported works cited into the appropriate document as per your teacher's direction OR attach it in Classroom if that is what your teacher asks for.
