For this essay, you do not need to create a Works Cited. However, you do need to tell me where you got your information. So you will be using parenthetical citations. Here is what this will look like:
For a DBQ document - Name it in the sentence and add (Doc X) at the end. It will look like this:
- For example, "The Value of American Trade" chart shows that in 1765,... (Doc A).
- As Janet Schaw wrote in 1775, "blah blah blah," (Doc F).
For the textbook - put the name of the lead author (Garcia) and the page number after the quote. It will look like this:
- After the Stamp Act was passed, "blah blah blah" (Garcia 61). [Note: THIS ONLY WORKS FOR A DIRECT QUOTE.]
For an outside source - Put a simplified version of the website after the quote in parentheses, or name it in the lead-up to the quote. It will look like this:
- In the colonies, "the colonial assembly was the lowest in a three-part structure of government" (Reference.com).
- As stated in LiveScience.com, the Enlightenment was "blah blah blah".
How do I lead into a direct quote or specific source?
Here are some sentence starters:
- For example,...
- As ______ shows,...
- As [name of speaker] said,"blah blah blah"...
- For instance,...
- As [something] proposed,... (ex: As the Tea Act of 1773 proposed,...)
- In [year], [name of speaker] said, "blah blah blah".
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