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OpenStudy (ishipdestiel):

you are working on a research project in which you must present a short documentary film about the history of your family. Which of the following sources would be considered most credible for this project .

OpenStudy (harrietp):

What are the 'following sources' that they give you?

OpenStudy (ishipdestiel):

A. The New York Times article on the history of Ellis Island and immigration B. Hand- written letters from your great-great grandmotherabout her migration C. A story in People Magazine about the importance of family connections D. The wikipedia entry on genealogy and the role of genes in one's family

OpenStudy (ishipdestiel):

I think its B

OpenStudy (harrietp):

I think so too

OpenStudy (supersmart1001):

it is B

OpenStudy (ishipdestiel):

Could ya'll help me on another one?

OpenStudy (supersmart1001):

sure

OpenStudy (supersmart1001):

@IshipDestiel

OpenStudy (ishipdestiel):

What is the difference between internal citations and the Works Cited? A. Internal citations are used when the source is a web site, and the Works Cited is used for books, journals, and magazine articles B.Internal citations provide the author and page number of the source, while the Works Cited provides all publication information C.Internal citations includes the website address and author, whereas the Works Cited provides the publisher and date of publication. D.Internal citations and the Works Cited provide exactly the same information, but they are formatted differently

OpenStudy (supersmart1001):

hmmm...

OpenStudy (supersmart1001):

idk this one let me see

OpenStudy (supersmart1001):

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OpenStudy (gabbyalicorn):

1) Please don't mass tag, 2) no direct answers, 3) one question per post.

OpenStudy (ishipdestiel):

If I make another post could you help

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