HIST 355/WGST 354: American Women's History to 1865
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Research Design and Writing
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What Makes a Good Research Question?Handout from Duke University's (yes, Duke) Thompson Writing Program Writing Studio. Has good guidelines for and examples of research questions in the social sciences.
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The Writing CenterVisit UNC's Writing Center to make appointments, find writing tips, and access handouts useful for writing literature reviews and research papers.
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Writing Standards in HistoryHandout from The Writing Center at UNC on writing in History.
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Patrick Rael's History Writing GuideThorough guide to the entire process of reading, writing, and researching for history.
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How to Write a Paper for This ClassHarvard professor Jill Lepore's instructions for writing history.
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