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Chicago Citation Guides

Chicago Citation Guides - Valencia College Library
Use these color-coded guides as models for your Chicago-style citations.

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Watch this brief video on primary and secondary sources, developed by Hartness Library at the Community College of Vermont.

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JSTOR
Use this database to find scholarly journal articles (secondary sources). If prompted to log in, enter your VID number as the Borrower ID and the last 4 digits of your VID number as the PIN.
New York Times - Historical (ProQuest)
Use this database to find news articles published at the time a historical event took place (primary sources). If prompted to log in, enter your VID number as the Borrower ID and the last 4 digits of your VID number as the PIN.

Additional Databases:

Academic Search Complete (EBSCO)
This database can be used to find scholarly journal articles (secondary sources). If prompted to log in, enter your VID number as the Borrower ID and the last 4 digits of your VID number as the PIN.
History Reference Center (EBSCO)
This database can be used to find scholarly journal articles (secondary sources). If prompted to log in, enter your VID number as the Borrower ID and the last 4 digits of your VID number as the PIN.
World History: The Modern Era (ABC-CLIO)
This database can be used to find secondary and tertiary sources, such as encyclopedia articles. It also contains some primary sources in the form of speeches, photographs and other documents. If prompted to log in, enter your VID number as the Borrower ID and the last 4 digits of your VID number as the PIN.