Historians use Chicago Style Footnotes to cite sources.
To cite a source, insert a footnote at the end of the sentence.
In English, you will use MLA parenthetical citations.
Full citations appear at the end of your paper in a work cited list.
CREATING A FOOTNOTE IN NOODLETOOLS
Don't forget a page #
FOOTNOTES: GOOGLE DOCS
Place your cursor at the end of the sentence you want to cite, after all punctuation.
The first time you cite a source, use the full footnote. After you have cited it once, you can use the short form.
Make sure you put in a page number. You should not have [Page #] in your footnote!
Incorrect: "Britain Orders Freedom for Gandhi," Chicago Daily Tribune (Chicago, IL), January 26, 1931, [Page #], https://www.proquest.com/historical-newspapers/britain-orders-freedom-gandhi/docview/181227003/se-2?accountid=13992.
Correct: "Britain Orders Freedom for Gandhi," Chicago Daily Tribune (Chicago, IL), January 26, 1931, 1, https://www.proquest.com/historical-newspapers/britain-orders-freedom-gandhi/docview/181227003/se-2?accountid=13992.
