Start research by gathering background information. Background information will supply a foundation on which to build further research. It will inform the kinds of questions you ask and help you formulate successful search strategies. You will learn
Reference resources such as dictionaries, encyclopedias, almanacs, and atlases are great sources for background information.
Some databases have a broad focus and are useful for a range of topics. Here are a few examples.
Perhaps you're looking specifically for newspaper articles or images or something else. You might want to explore one of these databases.
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