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Dianna McKellar is the UDLib/SEARCH Coordinator for Delaware public middle schools and high schools. Please contact her if you have questions about UDLib/SEARCH resources or if you would like to schedule a free training session in person or by Zoom. Sessions can be arranged for individuals or groups of educators.
Dianna McKellar
mckellar@udel.edu
(302) 831-0790
Delaware public school students should contact their classroom teacher or school librarian to obtain the UDLib/SEARCH username and password to access the UDLib/SEARCH resources in this guide.
Some topics are about specific events in history, and those topics can simply be typed into the search box of a database.
Examples:
Some search topics require you to use the search tips above as we will see in the next set of examples.
OBJECTIVE: Examine the relationship between white supremacy, racism, and American slavery.
WORDS TO ENTER IN THE SEARCH BOX:
(“white supremacy” or racism) and slavery and (America or United States or U.S.)
In this example, we will see search results that contain either the phrase white supremacy or racism and the word slavery and either the word America or the word United States or U.S.
OBJECTIVE: Examine how the tragedy of enslavement was perpetuated through segregation and federal, state, and local laws.
WORDS TO ENTER IN THE SEARCH BOX:
segregation and laws and (America or United States or U.S.)
In this example, we will see search results that contain the word segregation and the word laws and either the word America or the word United States or U.S.
OBJECTIVE: Examine the central role racism played in the Civil War.
WORDS TO ENTER IN THE SEARCH BOX:
racism and “Civil War” and (America or United States or U.S.)
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