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    This document provides guidance on analyzing primary and secondary sources for a research paper. It instructs the writer to summarize the main point of primary sources, evaluate secondary sources for bias and context, develop a thesis arguing their position, support their thesis with evidence from cited sources in the body paragraphs, and conclude by addressing opposing views and restating the thesis.

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    This document provides guidance on analyzing primary and secondary sources for a research paper. It instructs the writer to summarize the main point of primary sources, evaluate secondary sources for bias and context, develop a thesis arguing their position, support their thesis with evidence from cited sources in the body paragraphs, and conclude by addressing opposing views and restating the thesis.

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    Primary Source:

    - Main source/point
    - Direct from the scene
    Secondary source:
    - Support primary
    - Info: textbook
    - Bias?
    - When it was created?
    - Audience?
    - Relevance/context?
    - How they got the info?
    - Purpose?
    Thesis:
    - Make your argument

    “The main motivations behind European acquisition of Africa colonies were 1…. 2……., and
    3…….”(Doc 1,3,5,6,7,8.

    In body paragraphs, use evidence from the documents. Then, cite it (Doc 3) example.

    Conclusion:
    Opposite opinion
    Restate thesis

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