Many people would prefer to look at the shelves to choose a book.
Here’s a guide to useful call numbers to browse. (The call number is the address for books on the shelves. It groups them by topic.) There are many individual exceptions to the following.
Note: Biographies are mixed in with the books on a topic (military figures with the books on war, business figures with the books on economics, etc.) Some instructors don't allow autobiographies, so be sure to check.
You may want to print this to have as you go through the library.
History 1301, U.S. History I, covers up to 1877. History 1302, U.S. History II, covers 1877 to the present.
General American History
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American Indians |
E 99 |
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American Colonial Period |
E 186 - 189 |
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American Revolution to pre-Civil War (including slavery) |
E 300 - 483 |
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Civil War |
E 456 - 655 |
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Late 1800s |
E 660 – 738 |
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Early 1900s |
E 740 - 783 |
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1920s |
E 784 -805 |
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1930s |
E 806 -812 |
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Post World War II to present |
E 813 – end of E’s |
World Wars I and II D 501 – 838
Vietnam War DS 557 – 558
General military history UB 1 - 900
Naval history V
State and local history F (
Civil rights movements E 185.61
American ethnic groups E 184 – 185
Social movements, social problems HN 54 - 90
American women’s history HQ 1115 – 1410
Witchcraft in U.S. history BF1576 - 1999
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