For definitions and a better understanding of what constitutes a primary or secondary source, consult the Library's Guide: Primary Sources: What, Why, and Where http://researchguides.austincc.edu/primarysources
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To access Primary Sources online for either U.S. or International materials, from the Library's home page:
Navigate to "A-Z List of Databases" button toward the center of the page and click on it.
1. For United States materials:
From the Alphabetical List, under 'A', choose "American History Online"
(If you are off campus, you will be prompted to login using your ACC eID. The database's license is for use only by ACC's currently enrolled students or employees.)
Choose "Topics Center" from the top menu: for each era, a list of Primary Sources are provided on the right side
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2. For International materials:
From the Alphabetical List, under 'W', choose "World History in Context"
(If you are off campus, you will be prompted to login using your ACC eID. The database's license is for use only by ACC's currently enrolled students or employees.)
See "Economics" section on the opening page and click 'View All" (in brown letters) to the right
Choose one of the topics on that page
See the Primary Sources section (center column)
You will also find links to other helpful resources on this same page.
Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD)