Remember: Digital Resources found in databases could be Articles from periodicals (magazines, research/scholarly journals, newspapers) or Books, or sometimes also Primary Sources.
We like databases because
Reminder: You need passwords to use the databases from home.
This searches a general grouping of multiple databases and books that are related to topics you study in 9th grade history.
While this database focuses on current issues, it does have individual pages for countries, and may have some historical information.
This database focuses on history from an American perspective, so while it may have general information about WWI, it shouldn't be your only source.
World War I by
Requires Password from Home.
A multi-volume encyclopedia. Vol. 3 contains Primary Source Material. A great starting point for all students.
Encyclopedia of Western Colonialism since 1450
Requires Password from home. This encyclopedia has information on countries as well as specific sections on WWI in Africa, and the Middle East, as well as other related topics.
Print history books about World War I have call numbers:
To End All Wars by
Print Book. British Perspective.
Traces the history of World War I, focusing on how and why it became one of the bloodiest wars in human history and exploring how anti-war protestors were treated both in America and abroad.
War Posters by You may always see your Librarian for help in creating citations.
Reminder: You can always check with your teacher or librarian for help in determining credibility of a resource if you have tried the methods listed below and are still unsure.