Help: Native American history on Trail of Tears for my research paper.

by HippieHemi

I am not sure if I am great at research for my history class but I absolutely love history. I decided to major in history because in my heart that I always loved research more about whatever I was obsessed on. This semester is my first and my teacher was being little ass on us about papers that he haven't explain well on what academic journal should be look like.

For my research paper (which is final paper) that I am require to provide description on each source that supports my thesis.

So all 4 sources are Monographs, Journal article (academic journal), websites, and primary sources. I've covered on Monographs and primary sources, I am jiffy on websites but I am not sure where to look for academic. my thesis was not ready but I know what to look for my paper about that people doesn't know much detail about Trail of the tears. For example, I found one from Primary Source about Jackass's speech that contain the description that he look at Native American as savage. That wasn't really in the history book at all. I wanted to reveal the reality about trail of tears on both sides. Another example from website/also monograph because both regarding the writers from Cherokee Phoenix that they literally fought for their human rights and against State of Georgia & won legally but ignored by President Jackass.

So please help this homie out for academic journals source! That's only things I need. If you guys know one of a good website.. that would be great but the real problem is need finding at least two academic journals.

Thank you guys so much!

ps

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