Genocide & The Holocaust
Genocide Watch is an organization set up to coordinate the International Campaign to End Genocide, launched at the Hague in 1999. Its Web site includes a definition of genocide, an analysis of what it calls the "eight stages of genocide," and a chart detailing current threats of genocides, assassinations, and mass murders around the world. Click on Genocide tab to see the Eight Stages of Genocide |
United States Holocaust Museum
Genocide:
www.ushmm.org/genocide
You can hear or view video clips of actual testimony from individuals
Holocaust Information
www.ushmm.org/learn/students
USC Shoah Foundation testimonials
Yale University Genocide Studies Program
This site has excellent information for many countries, including genocide in Cambodia, Rwanda, Timor, Guatemala, and Yugoslavia.
www.yale.edu/gsp/
PBS site on the genocide in Rwanda
www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/ghosts/
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EBSCOHost Academic Search:
A multidisciplinary database providing thousands of full-text sources. This is one of the best databases for academic journals for benchmarks and other scholarly research projects. IMPORTANT: CLICK "SELECT ALL" AT THE TOP OF THE SCREEN BEFORE CLICKING "CONTINUE." MLA Citations in all EBSCO databases are in the updated MLA8 format.
Explora for High Schools:
An EBSCO database designed for high school students and educators, this is a user-friendly way to look up articles and facts for research papers, class projects or homework. Does NOT include EBSCO's academic journal database. Not ideal for QUEST.
Explora Advanced:
Like Explora, user-friendly interface, but with academic journals.
Britannica® School is the go-to site for research — the core of any inquiry learning model — offering thousands of up-to-date, curated, and curriculum-relevant articles, images, videos, audio clips, primary sources, maps, research tools, recommended Web sites, and three separate encyclopedias (Elementary, Middle School, and High School).
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