This guide is designed to help you conduct research for your INAG110 assignments (specifically the Informative Speech, Persuasive Speech, and Professional Presentation). You'll need some cold hard facts to help inform your audience and persuade them. This
If you are looking for United States government sources, visit Database Finder and navigate to "Browse Database by Subject" and select "Government Documents (U.S)."
If you are looking for information on governments outside the U.S., visit Database Finder and navigate to "Browse Database by Subject" and select "Government and Politics"
Finding Government Sources
If your presentation topic has anything to do with politics or public policy, government sources are an excellent source of information on current policy and related statistics.
Contains descriptive records for historical and current federal publications and provides direct links to those that are available online. Covers print and electronic publications created by Federal agencies and Congress. 1976 - present.
Access to the full text of congressional publications. Includes: hearings, legislative histories, committee prints and reports, House and Senate documents, Congressional Record, Serial Set, CRS Reports, bills, public laws, regulations...
Congressional hearings, public issues, legislation, history, and legal research.
Disseminates official information from all three branches of the US Federal Government.(Formerly GPO Access). Access to full text government publications and databases. Includes the US Budget, Commerce BusinessDaily, GAO Reports, the Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents, and the Catalog of US Government Publications.
