Here are some links to articles dealing with significant periods or events in History, and can be used as starting point for your research:
Welcome to Oakwood University Libraries' guide to History research. Here you will find a variety of sources to support your scholarly work. This guide provides quick access to books, e-books, databases and Internet resources, plus links to historians' blogs and a history poll.
Bookmark this guide for easy retrieval: http://libguides.oakwood.edu/content.php?pid=577574
The content and design of this guide is borrowed, with permission, from Kieren Bailey, formerly of Oakwood University, and David C. Murray of Temple University.
Vietnam: a television history by 
Native American History by 
American History Now by 
Places of the Underground Railroad by 
The Responsibility of Reason by 
This guide includes print and online research tools related to the study of history. It is a selected list of resource materials and is not meant to be exhaustive. Please see a reference librarian for additional research assistance.
The call numbers for all areas of History are in the following classes. Class C includes material on the auxiliary sciences of history such as Geneologies and Biographies. Class D is World History, history of Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, New Zealand, etc.. In classes E-F you will find the History of the Americas.
Please note that although the majority of the tools are found in the aforementioned classes, you will need to go to other sections to get additional information for complete research. An example of that is listed within the sample of books under the "Books" button.
