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Databases
Databases
- Gale U.S. History in Context Username: locu96783 PW:locu_rpa
- Gale U.S. History Collection Username: locu96783 PW:locu_rpa
- Annals of American History
- ABC-CLIO American History
- ABC-CLIO American Government
- Fact Cite: Defining Moments in American History contains background and primary sources on major events in U.S. History
- Issues and Controversies in American History
- Newsbank Find a Topic: Politics and Government
- ProQuest History Research Library
- U.S. History Primary Sources
Historical Newspaper Databases
Historical Newspaper Databases
- Historical New York Times - 1851- 2013
- Historical San Francisco Chronicle - 1865-1922
- Historical Wall Street Journal - 1889-1997
- Historical Washington Post - 1877-1998
THESIS STATEMENT
THESIS STATEMENT
What is a Thesis Statement?
What is a Thesis Statement?
- A single sentence that is located at the end of your introduction.
- Tells the reader what your opinion is and what paper is going to prove.
- Directs your reader to the main pieces of evidence you will explore.
The Only Thesis Statement Formula You Will Ever Need
The Only Thesis Statement Formula You Will Ever Need
Simply fill in the blanks related to the topic of your essay and what you intend to prove and you’re done.
By examining <claim one>, <claim two> and <claim three> it is clear that <opinion>.
See it in action:
By examining politicians’ long working hours, depth of responsibility, and the important role they play in the social and economic wellbeing of the country, it is clear that they are not overpaid.
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