World War I - The Great War
First Stop: Gale Databases and eBooks
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Gale databases have primary and secondary sources. Use the password pioneerhs. You can also access this database through any Schoology course.
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There is a World War I collection of eBooks. Once you log in using the password pioneerhs, look down the left-hand side and click on World War I. You can also click on THIS LINK to go to the eBook American Decades Primary Sources for 1910-1919.
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More Primary and Secondary Sources
Primary sources related to African Americans in WWI.
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Collections include posters, recordings, newspapers, sheet music, photographs, and veterans’ stories as well as publications, exhibitions, educational tools, and research guides related to World War I.
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New York Times Historical Collection (1851-2007).
You'll need an AADL Library Card. Search for “great war” |
British Broadcasting Corporation's collection of media related to WWI. Includes audio and video recordings, both primary and secondary sources with historians' analysis.
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History.com: World War I The History Channel's collection of WWI resources.
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America's Public Broadcasting Service's site about WWI based on the documentary called The Great War. Includes video clips.
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Primary Sources
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Digital collection of photographs and posters.
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