<p> 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.</p><p>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-war- evaluating-treaty-versailles#sect-thelesson Image ID: 731313F Celebrations - Parades - Municipal events - World War I - [Squadron "A" returns from the border.] (1919; n.d)</p>