This webpage provides resources to help you find the resources you'll need for the research paper. For additional resources see the subject guides for Women's history, American history and Gender, Women & Sexuality Studies.

Most of the databases on this page are restricted to UW students, staff and faculty. These are marked with a lock . To connect to these databases from home you will need to first click on the Off-Campus Access button in the upper-right hand corner and login with your UWnetid.

Have questions or need research help? Please contact Cass Hartnett, the women studies librarian via email at cass@uw.edu or Theresa Mudrock, the History librarian via email at mudrock@uw.edu

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Historian's generally use the Chicago style format for footnotes/endnotes and bibliography.  This one page guide provides examples for the most common type of sources.  See the Citations and Writing page for more guides and information.