Below are links to search results. In each case I did at least one thing wrong, which is why they yield zany results.
- I tried to find Books in the main library catalog with the search African American families. Why are there so many results?
- How can I limit the results to Historical works?
- In America: History & Life, I conducted a subject search for "African American families" What are some of the ways I can narrow my search results?
- I found this article, published by Oxford University Press in African Studies, about children and childhood in Africa. What are the pros/cons of using it as one of my sources for this assignment?
- What about this chapter about West African Family in Hornsby, Alton. A Companion to African American History. Malden, MA: Blackwell Pub., 2005.
- This article is listed as Peer Reviewed, is in a major historical journal, and looks interesting. I'm going to use it as one of my peer reviewed articles.
- I found this article in GoogleScholar, and it's about how African American families provide support for college students. Is it a good source?
- This book is cited several times in secondary sources and I want to read it. W&M doesn't own it -- how do I gain access?
- The America: History & Life results are confusing. Based on the number of results, which is the appropriate subject heading: "black families" or "African American families"
- Why are there so many results for my subject search for "African American families" AND "civil rights"
