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Imperialism & Resistance

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Encyclopedia Databases provide thorough background information on a variety of topics and are a strong resource at this stage of research. 

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  • A collection of key terms, events, and people to add to your search.

Article Databases search through a curated collection of newspapers, magazines, journals, books, and more. There are often many more articles with greater depth than Encyclopedia databases. Adding your key terms to a search will help you narrow your results. 

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