English-Arthur Miller-Crucible

				Assignments Ms. Cavo, steps for completion, tracker Mrs. Simpson Resources E-books Electronic databases Web sites Citations Send Ms. Hickson comments about the pathfinder
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	Electronic databases are available on the NHHS Media Center home page. To use the databases from home, you will need the list of passwords, which is available in the Media Center. Arthur Miller's life and works Biography Resource Center EBSCO Literary Reference Center EBSCO Student Research Center EBSCOhost Web - Biography Collection Complete Facts on File - Bloom's Literary Reference Online Return to table of contents Social & historical topics (Puritans, Salem witch trials, McCarthy & Red Scare) ABC CLIO American History EBSCOhost Web-History Reference Center EBSCOhost Web-MasterFILE Premier Facts on File-History Database Search Greenwood Daily Life Grolier Online Proquest Historical Newspapers (good primary source for Miller, communism/Cold War, and McCarthy/Red Scare topics) Proquest Research Library United Streaming Return to table of contents
	You must use at least one free web site among your research sources. You must complete a web evaluation form for any site you use (even those suggested below) to prove it is worthy of scholarly consideration. If your web evaluation form is incomplete or does not sufficiently demonstrate the site's value, the source material will not be accepted. Arthur Miller Arthur Miller Appreciation: Biography, lecture, and interview materials from the National Endowment of the Humanities. New York Times obituary: Overview of Miller's life from The New York Times. Perspectives in American Literature: Miller biography and key works. Are you now *or were you ever?: Miller's essay reprinted from The Guardian* newspaper. Puritans 17th Century Colonial New England: A comprehensive overview of the era, including links to information about daily life, witchcraft, and the Salem witch trials. America's First Book: A brief article about the Puritans' Bay Psalm Book. The Colonial Period: Overview of the colonies, people, society, schools, government and culture during the colonial period. How Stuff Works: Articles on domestic, economic, and community life in 17th century America. Religion and the Founding of the American Republic: A Library of Congress exhibition of religion in America during the 17th and 18th centuries. Timeline of American Literature and Events 1650-1699: Overview of the political and social history of the time period. Salem witch trials 17th Century Colonial New England: A comprehensive overview of the era, including links to information about daily life, witchcraft, and the Salem witch trials. Discovery Education: Information about life in Salem, the witch hunt, and the people behind the trials. Salem Witch Trials: An electronic collection of primary source materials relating to the Salem witch trials of 1692, compiled by the University of Virginia. Salem Witch Trials of 1692: A summary of the trials from the Salem Witch Museum. Salem Witchcraft Hysteria: Interactive overview from National Geographic. Salem Witchcraft Trials 1692: Background materials from the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law's seminar on famous trials. Secrets of the Dead - The Witches Curse: Examination of a scientific explanation of the hysteria behind the Salem witch trials. From PBS. Witchcraft in Salem: Primary source documents from the Library of Congress. Years of Magical Thinking: A historian's perspective. McCarthyism & the Red Scare The Age of McCarthyism: Selections from Ellen Schrecker's 1994 book. BBC: Timeline of BBC news reports during the Cold War. Blacklist: An overview of the 1947 HUAC hearings. Coils of the Cold War: Lecture notes from Stanley K. Schultz, professor of History at the University of Wisconsin. Cold War Culture: Timeline of television and radio clips from the Canadian Broadcasting Company. Cold War Files: Covers the events, people, and documents of the Cold War. From George Washington University and the Cold War International History Project. Hollywood Blacklist: Excerpt from The Encyclopedia of the American Left. Literature & Culture of the American 1950s: Includes links to information about McCarthyism. McCarthy-Welch Exchange: Text and audio of the Army-McCarthy Hearing exchange between Joseph Welch and Joe McCarthy. McCarthyism in 1950's America: A collection of resources from the University of Colorado at Boulder. McCarthyism & the Red Scare: Documents compiled by the Eisenhower Presidential Library. Minuteman Missile National Historic Site: Readings and documents on the historical context of the Cold War from the National Park Service. SAG Remembers the Blacklist: Articles from a special edition of National Screen Actor magazine devoted to the effect of HUAC on the motion picture industry. Senator Joe McCarthy Audio Excerpts: 35 streaming audio files containing McCarthy's public remarks. Return to table of contents
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