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HIST J300 American Eugenics
A research guide for students in Prof. Tina Irvine's Spring 2021 American Eugenics class.
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Primary Sources for Historical Research
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Summary
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Develop a Research Question
Primary Sources
Cite Sources
Scholarly vs Popular
Thesis Statements
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See subsections for help:
Developing a research question
Distinguishing primary and secondary sources
Citing sources
Distinguishing scholarly and popular articles
Developing thesis statements
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