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HST 299: Rathge

A research guide for students in HST299

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Welcome to the University of Dayton Libraries' guide to HST299. Click on the tabs to explore the many resources available to support the research requirements for this course.

Research guide url:  libguides.udayton.edu/hst299rathge



Research needs, per Dr. Rathge:

Section 2: What is your headline news topic, what are the immediate/systemic issues, why is your topic important, and what is missing?  [cite at least 5 representative, headline news sources]

 

Section 3: What do scholarly secondary sources reveal about the historical background of your topic? [cite at least 3 scholarly secondary sources]

 

Section 4: What do primary sources reveal about the historical background of your topic?  [cite at least 5 primary historical sources]

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