Research: InfoFinders: Immigration & Citizenship
 

Books you can take with you are in these number ranges:

304.8 Immigration
305.8 Social History of Ethnic Groups
323.6 Citizenship Exams
325.73 Immigration to the United States
342.082 Citizenship, Naturalization
973.04 History of Ethnic Groups in the United States

When searching our catalog, use these keywords joined by the word "and":

Immigration, e.g. immigration and history
Immigrants
History
United States
Naturalization
Citizenship
Also specific ethnic groups such as Irish-Americans, Jewish-Americans

Helpful Reference Books

American Immigrant Cultures R 305.8009
Atlas of American Migration R 304.8
Atlas of Asian-American History R973.0494
Atlas of Hispanic-American History R 973.0468
Atlas of International Migration R 304.8022
An Eyewitness History: Immigration R 973.3
Facts About American Immigration R 304.873
Gale Encyclopedia of Multicultural America R 305.8009
Harvard Encyclopedia of American Ethnic Groups R 973.04
Hispanic American Almanac R 973.0468 H
Immigrants: The New Americans R 304.873
A Nation of Peoples R 305.8009

Electronic Sources (may require library card)

Facts.com

In Library At Home

World Book Online

In Library At Home
HeritageQuest Online In Library At Home

Historical New York Times

In Library

Magazine and Journal Indexes (may require library card)

EBSCO

In Library At Home

General Reference Center Gold

In Library At Home

Expanded Academic

In Library At Home

Free Websites

American Family Immigration History Center
(www.ellisisland.org)
On this site, users may search for ancestors or locate more general information about the immigrant experience.

American Memory Project (memory.loc.gov/ammem/ndlpedu/features/immig/immigration_set1.html)
A site developed and maintained by the Library of Congress containing primary source materials on subjects in American History.

Center for Immigration Studies
(www.cis.org)
The Center for Immigration Studies is a non-profit, independent think-tank whose mission is to expand the base of public knowledge about immigration policy.

Internet Modern History Sourcebook: US Immigration (Fordham University)
(www.fordham.edu/halsall/mod/modsbook28.html)
A web subject guide to immigration history in the United States.

Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services
(www.uscis.gov)
Locate current information about immigration, naturalization, green cards and government regulation.

 

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