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chapter 1 lesson 3

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what are The letters at the end of an Internet address that indicate it is a government Web site are? .gov
An example of a reference book is an encyclopedia
Plagiarism is copying the work of another person
The best way to avoid plagiarism is to include a reference to the author
A reliable resource for researching a historical topic will most likely be nonfiction. true
The first step in researching history is to _______. choose a topic
The author of an Internet article is not an important detail to notice when you evaluate a source. false
Which of the following is most likely a trustworthy source? an academic journal article about medieval Japan
Web site with the ending .org is more likely to contain biased information than a Web site with the ending .gov. true
The values of today's society should be used to evaluate historical events. false
what is a URL? the general term for an address of an online resource
Question note cards are most important because they become your research tools
How can you distinguish fact from opinion in historical writing? look for biased statements of opinions
what is the next step? develop an outline
Besides the information that you found, something else that should be on your note cards is books you used to find your information
When trying to decide if your selected research topic is too narrow, you should test it by looking it up in the encyclopedia
what is the first step of the research is identify the topic
credentials well-known authors of reliable articles will have these to show that they are experts
Facts historical research should rely on primary sources and FACTS or statements that can be proven to be true.
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