Federalists vs. Antifederalists

Notetaking Document

Databases

WorldBook

ABC Clio

GALE: Opposing Viewpoints

GALE: Student Resources In Context

Websites

Constitutional Rights Foundation

Citations

Use NoodleTools and create a project to collect your citations for a Works Cited document.

Add the following citations to your project by following these steps:

  1. Open the library’s Federalists vs. Antifederalists Research Pathfinder
  2. Open NoodleTools through the waffle in your email
  3. Click on “New Project”
  4. Your Project Name is “Your last name: Federalists vs. Antifederalists”
  5. Your style is “MLA”
  6. Your level is “Junior”
  7. Click on “Submit”
  8. Click on the “Sources” tab at the top of the page
  9. Click the green “+Create new citation” button at the top left
  10. Select the appropriate source type (ex. textbook – “Print or in-hand” – “Book”)
  11. From the “Quick cite” row, select “Copy & paste a citation”
  12. Copy ONE citation below from the Pathfinder and paste it into the box that NoodleTools provides
  13. Click on “Save”
  14. Repeat for the second citation below from the Pathfinder.
  15. Whenever you use a new source, add it to NoodleTools. Make sure you select MLA 8.

TEXTBOOK:

Appleby, Joyce Oldham., et al. The American Journey: Building a Nation. Glencoe/McGraw-Hill, 2000.

FILMS:

Hovde, Ellen and Muffie Meyer, directors. Liberty: The American Revolution. PBS, 1997.

The U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Schlessinger Media, 2002. Videocassette.

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