September is National Honey Month, and in honor of this sticky sweet treat Gale has created lesson plans and scavenger hunts to get users engaged and learning about bees, honey, and more. Explore this page to find materials created for Gale In Context: Environmental Studies, and Gale In Context: Elementary.
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Uncover a different Hidden Figure each day in the month of February. Raise your awareness about African American unsung heroes and heroines with Gale InContext: Biography.
Discover black mathematicians and their achievements with Gale In Context: U.S. History.
Discover the rise of black political activism during the Reconstruction era with Nineteenth Century U.S. Newspapers.
Visit the Crossing the Color Line with Nineteenth Century U.S. Newspapers LibGuide for search strategies and examples within Nineteenth Century U.S. Newspapers: https://gale.libguides.com/reconstructionncnp.
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Explore the cause and effect of women entering the workforce during World War II within the Financial Times Historical Archive and Women’s Studies Archive.
Uncover the stories behind the world’s most famous poems. Read full text poems and their origins in Gale Literature: LitFinder.
Celebrate and pay tribute to American’s Native people. Learn about their histories and important contributions with Gale In Context: U.S. History.
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Celebrate the power of reading and showcase great American authors. Discover author biographies, overviews, full-text literary criticism, and reviews to ignite research with Gale Literature Resource Center.
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Transform your understanding of gay rights and the development of LGBTQ culture and activism around the world with Gale’s Archives of Sexuality & Gender: LGBTQ History and Culture Since 1940.
Use these tools to spread awareness and make an impact with access to Gale In Context: Opposing Viewpoints provided by your state library.
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Expand your understanding of hysteria, medical diagnoses of women, and how it impacted women’s mental health with Gale's British Library Newspapers, Nineteenth Century Collections Online, and Nineteenth Century U.S. Newspapers.
Research all the issues - no matter what side of the debate you are defending. Gale In Context: Middle School and Opposing Viewpoints have what you need to begin your research.
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Examine how the advertisement industry influenced buyers when it came to tobacco and alcohol consumption with The Times Digital Archive.
Use Gale In Context: College or Gale In Context: High School to research key events and individuals in the 72 year long fight for womens suffrage in the United States.
September is National Honey Month, and in honor of this sticky sweet treat Gale has created lesson plans and scavenger hunts to get users engaged and learning about bees, honey, and more. Explore this page to find materials created for Gale In Context: Environmental Studies, and Gale In Context: Elementary.