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Civics and Economics Research Resources
The following are links to websites with a variety of resources to help students in their research. These contain both general research and primary documents. Remember, copying text word for word is PLAGIARISM. Plagiarism will not only result in a zero on an assignment and disciplinary action from the school, it is also illegal. It is also plagiarism if you use information without crediting the source.
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Sources
America.gov- Telling America's Story
Bartleby.com Great Books Online
The full text of many classics and reference books online.
Information on basic economic concepts.
Great resource for international news.
Various resources on civil liberties. Includes supreme court cases, current debates, and primary documents.
Official US Government data on every country in the world. An AMAZING resource: everything from the type of government or main exports of the economy, to the mileage of paved roads or number of telephones.
Federal Resources for Education Excellence
Information on every school subject: links, videos, pictures, etc.
Links to various websites with immigration info and statistics.
International Constitutional Law
Links to the text of country constitutions from around the world .
NCGOV.com Info on NC Government Agencies
Links to websites and information on NC agencies.
Current or archived news articles... an important source for researching issues in
Newseum
Front pages from around the world.
A British project, this is useful for the "Guides." There are country guides for almost every country in the world with basic information about the history, government, culture, and current issues, as well as guides on global topics of interest. Great for background info.
Online Resources: Civic Education
Links for Civic research...
Questia- The Online Library of Books and Journals
A free online library with articles and information on a huge variety of sources.
A very well respected British magazine, the Economist is one of the best news sources in the world.
The U.S. House of Representatives Educational Resources
Links especially for Civics students about the history of Congress, the passage of bills, and the legislative process.
The text of state constitutions... useful especially for our unit on NC government.
USA.gov Info on Federal Agencies
Links to the websites of and information on all of the federal agencies.
USA.gov Info on Local Government
Pretty self-explanatory: info on local government in the
USA.gov Topics for Teens
The US Government website that addresses political and social issues affecting teens today. Great if you're looking for ideas for something to write about!
Links to the websites of newspapers from around the world.


