The New Deal 2.0
Databases
SEARCH SUGGESTIONS- put your terms in quotes. For example, in CQ Researcher, search for "New deal" and you will get relevant results. Searching for new deal without quotes will give you a whole different set of results! Don't forget, if you go in advanced search, you will be able to limit articles to a certian year span- 2009-2013. This is sometimes under Advanced Search. That should help you!
Remember that these do the citations for you- look for citation links citation tools.
Remember that these do the citations for you- look for citation links citation tools.
CQ Researcher
Provides in depth information on a given subject. When I did a sample search on "new deal" I got results such as
Public-Works Projects: Do they stimulate the economy more than tax cuts? (2009), Middle Class Squeeze: Is more government support needed (2009), Aging Infrastructure Updated: June 18, 2012 Is neglected maintenance putting Americans in danger? If you use different search terms you will get even more.
Public-Works Projects: Do they stimulate the economy more than tax cuts? (2009), Middle Class Squeeze: Is more government support needed (2009), Aging Infrastructure Updated: June 18, 2012 Is neglected maintenance putting Americans in danger? If you use different search terms you will get even more.
EBSCO
This is where you will find all the news articles from Time, Newsweek, NYT, etc. If you go directly to the magazine's website you will need a subscription. This is your subscription.Be sure to select full text as an option.
Student Research Center- Gale
Searches newspapers, books, biographies, radio/TV news transcripts, country reports, state/province reports/maps/flags, and film & video in various subjects including arts & media, English & language arts, business, careers, current issues, health, history, math, science, social studies, sports, and technology.
