LibGuides: ENG 111: Dual Enrollment: College Composition I (Tuscarora HS-Loudoun): Websites

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Websites

Search Google for your topic keywords. Look for government, education, and/or organization webpages as well as news/magazine publications. Do not pay for access; contact a librarian for help.

Per the research paper guidelines, do not use Wikipedia or ask.com as sources.

Before using information found on a webpage, consider the following criteria to evaluate its credibility.

Who is the author?
What are his/her qualifications?
Why was the website created?
When was it last updated?
How reliable is the information?

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Suggested Websites

FBI - Famous Cases & Criminals
John Dillinger. Al Capone. The KKK. The Unabomber. John Gotti. Bonnie and Clyde. The FBI has investigated them all … and many more spies, terrorists, and criminals besides. Grouped according to our top investigative priorities and related categories, are many of our famous and most significant cases over the past century. The monographs and write-ups have been made available for your use. You may download them for any non-commercial use without obtaining permission from the FBI. If you don’t see a case listed, try our search engine or history story index.
Crime Museum - Crime Library
The Crime Museum opened as an educational resource on law enforcement, crime history, and forensic science, and a repository for artifacts on America’s favorite subject. We also operate the Natalee Holloway Resource Center, and the Crime Library.