LibGuides: AMST 1001: What is American Studies?: Getting Started

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Subjects: Africana Studies, American Studies, Anthropology, Asian and Middle Eastern Cultures, Comparative Literature, English, First-Year Writing, French, Italian, Spanish and Latin American Cultures

Gina Levitan, History and Humanities Librarian

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Introduction to the guide

This guide contains resources related to the research paper assignment for Manu Karuka's What is American Studies? course (AMST 1001), including the following:

data and statistics on poverty and related social indicators
reports and visualizations about poverty and related social indicators
government documents (including congressional records)
catalogs to search for books and other materials
citing and writing resources
information on affordable access to course texts via the Library
remote library services

Image: 1982 census of agriculture by the United States Bureau of the Census. Via Internet Archive.

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To help identify additional data sources, book a research consultation ...

with American Studies Librarians Vani Natarajan and Gina Levitan
with Social Sciences Librarian Jennie Correia

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