Research Paper - Medieval and Anglo-Saxon England
Step 1: Books in the LibraryThe library has a number of books covering the Medieval period. Please keep in mind that a book might not be on your topic specifically, but still have good information. Remember to check the table of contents and index for your topic.
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Citations |
Step 3: Library Databases
Biography in ContextSearch for famous people from medieval period. Search for people connected to your topic. Example: If you are researching the War of the Roses, look up people from the House of York and the House of Lancaster. Password: bombers
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Step 4: Film Clips (Available through Safari Montage)
Look for videos on Safari Montage. Ms, Luce created a playlist with clips. Click on playlists, then School Playlists. The playlist is called Medieval Era - Hankins 12.
Use your computer login and password to go on Safari Montage.
Use your computer login and password to go on Safari Montage.
Here are a few examples of videos available on Safari Montage. There are many other videos available.
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The Black Death (46:02)
Uncover the mysteries of this ancient scourge that quickly spread through Europe, killing over 100 million people and plunging the world into the Dark Ages. Historians discuss the changes it produced in society while scientists explain how the plague lives, spreads and kills. |
In Search of History: Romans, Anglo-Saxons and St. Patrick (4:07)
Romanization destroyed Celtic culture except in Wales, Scotland and Ireland where the Arthurian legend continued the Celtic warrior tradition. When St. Patrick Christianized Ireland there was a medieval renaissance of Celtic art and folklore. |
Step 5: Recommended Websites
Here are a few websites with good information and which are considered reputable. Please start with these websites. Only search google once you've looked here.
General Sites (Covers many topics) |
Sites for Specific Topics |