HIS 298: Liberty and Justice for All: Democracy and Dissent in U.S. HIstory: Chicago Citations

Gustavus Library Resources:

• Building Citations Worksheet - use this sheet to help you identify key pieces of information you'll need to build citations in any style. You can also refer to Source Types from the Doing Research guide.
• Chicago Cheat Sheet - Notes/Bibliography style - contains examples for citing a variety of academic sources (PDF)
• Chicago Cheat Sheet - Author Date style - contains examples for citing a variety of academic sources (PDF)

External Resources:

• Excelsior Online Writing Lab (OWL) (17th ed.)
• Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL) (17th ed.) 
• Sample Chicago paper (Notes and Bibliography) (Purdue OWL) (17th ed.)
• Sample Chicago paper (Author and Date) (Purdue OWL) (17th ed.)

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