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Useful Websites

Roman Provinces
This website contains descriptions of most of the Roman provinces at the height of the Roman Empire. From the website "United Nations of Roma Victrix (UNRV)", which "represents the all encompassing power of Rome in the ancient world."

Encyclopedia Britannica
General OneFile (Gale)

This is Gale's large general-interest periodical resource that includes magazines and journals that are complemented by reference, newspaper, and audio content. Its searching mirrors Internet searches. It includes the Washington Post and the Economist.
Literary Sources (Gale)
A database with academic and scholarly articles and essays, including biographical information, overviews, full-text literary criticism and reviews from three distinct Gale databases: Literary Resource Center, Twayne's Authors Series, and Scribner Writers Series.
World History: Ancient and Medieval Eras (ABC-CLIO)
(Prehistory ~ 1500 CE)
World History in Context (Gale)
World Religions (ABC-CLIO)

JSTOR
Search full text academic journal articles, books, and primary sources in multiple disciplines
Academic Search Complete (EBSCO)
Designed for scholarly research, this database supports high-level research in the key areas of academic study including STEM, social sciences and humanities. It includes resources from journals, periodicals, reports, books and more including peer-reviewed journal articles. (View list of titles)

Ebook Central/eBrary (ProQuest)
Use your SH email address to log into EBook Central and access over 140,000 titles.

NoodleTools
Creating a NoodleTools Account
MLA: Works Cited Quick Guide
A brief summary of the essential components in any MLA "Works Cited" citation, from the Modern Language website. Includes a link to a practice "Works Cited" template.
MLA Formatting and Style Guide
from the Online Writing Lab at Purdue University
Documenting Legal Works in MLA Style - The MLA Style Center
Create a Hanging Indent in Google Docs (video)