Question

How does one do an intext citation and works cited page in MLA format for Key Features of the Affordable Care Act, By Year
http://www.healthcare.gov/law/timeline/full.html

Answer 1

Please the link you have posted, the answer to your question is hidden in that article you have posted. OK

Answer 2

Including a full list of citations on a Works Cited or Reference page is a good start to your speech, but it is not enough. In this section you will learn how to include citations within your speech and your presentation aids:



When to Cite.

Common Knowledge.

Oral Footnotes.

In-Text Citations.

Citing Charts, Tables, Images, Videos, etc.

When to Cite

There are only two types of information that do not require a citation:

Your own original thoughts and creations (pictures, music, surveys, videos).
Common knowledge.
Everything else requires a citation. When in doubt, cite.



Watch a brief video clip on using images and paraphrasing. (Note: for closed captioned version, select the Windows Media version of the clip from the drop-down menu underneath the video. Then click the icon on the right-hand side on the tool bar beneath the video to turn the captioning on.)







Common Knowledge

Common knowledge includes

Facts that are well-known and not widely disputed, often historical.

Answer 3

do you need anymore help?