I think that I have pretty much decided to stick to my topic
of Adolf Hitler during World War II. I know that it still needs to be narrowed
down a little bit, so as of right now I am focusing on how Adolf Hitler’s youth
impacted the choices that he made during World War II. While I was researching I
found that by just searching Adolf Hitler, there was a good bit of information
on his early childhood and early life in general. I also found that researching
Nazi Germany during World War II helped provide accurate background information
on the crimes that were committed by Hitler. When researching, I discovered
that it also helped to research why the events in Hitler’s life would affect
him. For instance, if the events had some sort of psychological affect that may
have scarred him. I feel like after class I realized that I have to make sure
my topic is not too broad, and that I researching really is a process!
Whitney,
ReplyDeleteI am also doing research on a person. My research topic is about Jack Nicklaus, and I have also found a lot of information just by typing his name in. You can find an infinite amount of information on Adolf Hitler, but it is hard to know what sources are credible. Since he was a harsh leader of Nazi Germany, there are many websites that could have completely different opinions about Hitler's childhood or his life in general. I would make sure that you research the facts about his early life instead of what someone thought about him. Credo reference would be a great place to start your research.