The original item was published from November 4, 2016 11:27 AM to November 4, 2016 1:59 PM
With Election Day just two weeks away, we’d like to point out a great series in the EBSCO History Reference Center database. In this database, you'll find journal articles, reference ebooks, and primary source documents on historical topics (of course!).
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Flash Focus: Presidential Elections 1788-2000.
Each article overviews the candidates, big issues of the time, the
campaign, and election outcomes (including voter turnout on modern
elections).
History Reference Center has a search component, but we really enjoy the homepage Browse feature. This is a great way to pick a topic for a research paper or just to quickly learn about an era. Choose a section (U.S. or World) then a time period to view a list important events, issues, and people during that time. Each item on the list will take you to a package of materials on the topic. U.S. History sections will commonly contain materials for presidents, if you’d rather browse towards presidential information.
UPDATE: Schools may also want to check out Britannica's Election 2016 Classroom Activities.
Questions: audiobooks@ks.gov