Sirois Links for Government and World History

Bibme (bibme.org) is even easier than other works cited generators such as Knight Cite.  Just a couple of things to keep in mind:

*Make sure to cite the correct type (book, magazine, web site, etc.) from tabs.

*For book, use ISBN when possible, as it will find the specific edition.

*Select the correct edition in results, then scroll down and click 

the button reading "add to my bibliography."

*You'll then have to scroll back UP, where citation will appear in upper right.

*IMPORTANT:  Make sure that CORRECT citation style is selected (on right hand side at bottom) from drop down list (for Government use APA style......for World History, use Chicago)

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Suggested database for foreign policy articles:

Academic OneFile - College level, peer-reviewed, full text (mostly)


New York Times - Prestigious newspaper; in-depth treatment of subjects.

Wilson Select Plus  - Scholarly, excellent source. Be sure to select "full text" option!


For additional databases, go to mel.org.

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World History : In-Text citing notes (Chicago)