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http://explorehistory.ou.edu/ Evidence—the facts and quotations you extract from your sources—is the foundation of historical writing. Sometimes students imagine that…
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http://explorehistory.ou.edu/ Evidence—the facts and quotations you extract from your sources—is the foundation of historical writing. Sometimes students imagine that…
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http://explorehistory.ou.edu/ Evidence—the facts and quotations you extract from your sources—is the foundation of historical writing. Sometimes students imagine that…
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http://explorehistory.ou.edu/ The notes you take while reading are the first writing you do for your essay. Writers who annotate actively, responding to and asking questions of their sources, have…
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http://explorehistory.ou.edu/ Evidence—the facts and quotations you extract from your sources—is the foundation of historical writing. Sometimes students imagine that…
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http://explorehistory.ou.edu/ Evidence—the facts and quotations you extract from your sources—is the foundation of historical writing. Sometimes students imagine that…
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At every level of an academic essay—the sentence, the paragraph, the entire sequence of paragraphs—the development of your ideas has to be carefully orchestrated. Every part of your…
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The United States of America is a nation born in revolution, with a history marked by great moral tragedy and by great moral triumph.
Understanding that history is essential, in no small part…
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The United States of America is a nation born in revolution, with a history marked by great moral tragedy and by great moral triumph.
Understanding that history is essential, in no small part…
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The United States has a beautifully distinct history. Understanding the past and the unique experience and responsibilities of American citizenship are essential as educators move toward equipping…
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The United States has a beautifully distinct history. Understanding the past and the unique experience and responsibilities of American citizenship are essential as educators move toward equipping…
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The United States has a beautifully distinct history. Understanding the past and the unique experience and responsibilities of American citizenship are essential as educators move toward equipping…
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At every level of an academic essay—the sentence, the paragraph, the entire sequence of paragraphs—the development of your ideas has to be carefully orchestrated. Every part of your…
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