APUSH Writing
TOTE Writing Principles - Translate, Organize, Write a Thesis, Write your Essay.
Core of an Argument [Thesis] = Claims + Reasons + Evidence
TEA FOR SAQs
Long Essay Questions
Long-Essay Question (LEQ) Rubric
Core of an Argument [Thesis] = Claims + Reasons + Evidence
Document-Based Questions
HAPP Analysis - Remember, historical context is preferred.
Document-Based Question (DBQ) Rubric
Core of an Argument [Thesis] = Claims + Reasons + Evidence
Rubrics
Long-Essay Question (LEQ) Rubric
Document-Based Question (DBQ) Rubric
Avoiding Plagiarism
Avoiding Plagiarism - Indiana University's Writing Tutorial Services
Avoiding Plagiarism - Purdue's Online-Writing Lab (OWL)
Quotations, Paraphrases, and Citations
Blending Quotations - Scroll down to the section headed "How do I embed a quotation into a sentence?" (The rest of this page contains additional useful information about using quotations in your essays.)
MLA Citation Maker - Follow ALL steps and directions to generate an accurate citation.
Misc. Writing Guides and GRAMMAR
Ten Commandments of Good Historical Writing
Basic Grammar Rules - Commas, apostrophes, and capitals
Purdue Online-Writing Lab (OWL) - The go-to site for all things academic writing. Use this site to learn about mechanics, grammar, and punctuation. All will aid you in becoming stronger writers.
Mr. Perley's Research Writing Resources One Pager
Grammarly: This is a free, basic grammar checker. DO NOT PAY FOR THE PREMIUM SUBSCRIPTION.