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Here’s how to access NYPL’s databases:
Go to www.nypl.org
Go to ‘Research’ link
Click on ‘Articles and Databases’
Databases are listed in alphabetical order. If you are not accessing the database from the
library, enter the number on the back of your library card.
World War I: Treaty of Versailles
Highlighted are some of our databases on the Treaty
of Versailles, to help in your lesson planning:
 Funk & Wagnalls New World Encyclopedia type in
Treaty of Versailles and also search World War
I for more results
 Grolier Online type in Treaty of Versailles in
the list of results you will find a
<document>that includes extracts from the
military, reparations, and financial clauses
 Kids Search type in Treaty of Versailles and
also search World War I for more information
 Middle Search Plus type in Treaty of Versailles
the list of results include reference articles,
government documents, and images
 U.S. History in Context & World History in
Context both databases will give you
information on Treaty of Versailles & World War
I
o The Great War: Evaluating the Treaty of
Versailles (from the National Endowment
for the Humanities)
http://edsitement.neh.gov/lesson-plan/great-warevaluating-treaty-versailles#sect-thelesson
Image ID: 731313F Celebrations - Parades
- Municipal events - World War I - [Squadron "A" returns from the border.] (1919; n.d)