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ASII Research Resources 2024-25: Roaring Twenties - 1920s

1) NoodleTools

Noodletools login

Before you begin to research your topic, create a project folder.  Just like a physical folder, this allows you to store all of your sources in one place.

After you create a project folder, mouse under the sharing column to:   

  • add an another student(s) if working in a group project
  • share with your teacher (they will need to provide you with the name of their inbox)

E-books

Pop Culture Universe

 

Click on the picture above to access the Pop Culture Universe database.  

Includes information on popular culture from the 1900s forward.

Start Here....Search topics, events


- use to login if prompted

 - how to add citations to NoodleTools

Did your search provide you with any primary source results? 

Search People

Access Classroom Video on Demand here 

Classroom Video on Demand Tip Sheet - refer to the document for instructions on how to find the correct URL to use in your presentation

 

Primary Sources!!! Use the Historical Newspaper database.

The historical newspapers database gives you access to:

  • Boston Globe (1872-1988)
  • Chicago Tribune (1849-1996)
  • Los Angeles Times (1881-1995)
  • New York Times (1851-2014)
  • Wall Street Journal (1889-2002)

Please Note - this is a challenging, college-level database but it is amazing!!!  Ms. Hopkins is happy to help you with your searches, citations, etc.