i need a good paper for Worl war 1 but i cant find what i need?
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http://www.world-war-papers.com/worldwar_list_00.html
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Here ya go: great 'create your own' mock papers\n\nhttp://www.edexcel.org.uk/quals/gce/biology/adv/9040/ri/news/bet.htm\n\nand here's the whole list of past papers, etc. Have a look at examiners' reports as well, they can sometimes be very enlightening!\n\nhttp://www.edexcel.org.uk/quals/gce/biology/adv/9040/\n\nBest of luck!
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I think you will find most of what you are searching for here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States#World_War_I_and_II\n\nGood Luck!!! :-)
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If it's a community college level, don't put too much pressure on yourself.\nTerm paper is a report of a collection of articles focusing on one question. You can state how that question interests you. Or why you want to research over this topic.\nAfter that is the body of the paper, you can put together the summary of articles you've read in an an order that help answer the original question.
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easy, all what you need to do is a plain paper, the module questions, and a pen. make a list of all things that you want to include in terms of issues that must be covered, and decide the books that you should use as references. then get started with an intro that is short, simple but give a brief descripton of what you want to write about then you will find yourself that you have done already a great part of the work. hope that was useful
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try these,\nhttp://scotthortonshow.com/\nmoney,\nhttp://www.philipdru.com/griffin_stream.html\neducation,\nhttp://www.philipdru.com/taylor_stream.html\nhttp://www.philipdru.com/gatto_stream.html\nworld wars\nhttp://weekendinterviewshow.com/InterviewDisplay.aspx?i=88\ngovernment explained simply,\nhttp://weekendinterviewshow.com/InterviewDisplay.aspx?i=98\nhttp://thestressblog.com\nhttp://www.kaos959.com\nhttp://www.antiwar.com
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www. google.com.  Your solution to any problems.  Type in the keyword and there you are looking at handful of websites which can provide you with the information you need to complete your fantastic paper.  You can also look into your local library's website for reference.
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Well if your looking for info for a college paper, then Yahoo! is certainly the best place to go isnt it. </sarcasm>\n\nTry your text book for one source, or educational web site (.edu).
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Simple. You need a term paper on the role of commercial paper in modern society, you dicked around all year, you ran out of time, bam! you cut-and-paste something from an existing source, or just put your name on a finished paper.  Had you planned your time correctly, you would have been able to write your own paper without cheating.
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I find it best if you can try to open an essay with a question. Get the reader excited about what they are about to read. For example if you are discussing the civil war you ask " Can a nation torn at the seams ever reunite with peace?" Then in your intro. briefly discuss each point that you discuss in the next paragraphs. Then state your purpose, or your topic sentence. Staying with my example..."The United States survived a war that tore down the middle and through the heart using strength and vigilance" Your conclusion is just a re-statement of your topic sentence, or your purpose. So a good conclusion to my civil war paper might be " Despite the harsh feelings shared by the north and the south the United States fought to stay a country United. "\nDon't make it too hard on yourself yet. English is an incredibly difficult language. Putting emotion in your writing will come once you are more comfortable with english.
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you should be able to find something in the links below... good luck with your paper
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Words of wisdom from an old college professor of mine ...\nwrite your paper as if the reader knows nothing about the subject.\n\nConflicts is plural.  It would be helpful if you identify several conflicts, then zero in on one conflict that seems to best summarize all conflicts in the region. \n\nMake sure to answer the following questions in your report:\n\nWho - who are the parties to the conflicts?\n\nWhat - is the nature of the conflict?  There should be at least two opposing perspectives.\n\nWhen - When did the conflict begin?\n\nWhere - Where did the conflict begin, and how expansive is the conflict now?  In other words, did it start in one village and now consumes the entire country, region or continent?\n\nHow - How did the conflict begin?  Did one warlard begin the oppression to fill a power vacuum?\n\nWhy - Why did the conflict begin?  What were the circumstances that were present that allowed the conflict to start and grow?  In other words, did a powerful leader or group of leaders cease to rule thereby allowing the warlords to initiate their own plan for rule?\n\nRemember, written history is always about perspective.  One journalist may have one perspective and write about a situation, while another journalist may have a completely different perspective.  For example, a Muslim journalist may see the warlord power grab in Sierra Leone in a very different light than a western journalist.  So, you will ultimately produce a better paper if you read different perspectives, then draw your own conclusions.  Your conclusions should not be based on your emotions, but rather cause and effect.  To be more specific, avoid emotive statements like:  What's happening in Darfur is wrong because it is unjust.  Rather, explain how it is unjust.  Search out any statistics on quality of life in Sierra Leone before the conflict, then compare to quality of life now.  In other words, be objective!\n\nThen, after you have your research and your perspective, create an outline.  Like this ...\n\n1. Who\n    A.  Party #1\n    B.  Party #2\n2. What is the nature of the conflict\n    A.  Explain the most obvious part of the conflict\n    B.  Explain a secondary part of the conflict\nEtc...\n\nWhen you're ready to begin writing the paper, create your openning paragraph in such a way as to introduce your reader to the subject matter in the most general way.  Then follow your outline to provide more specifics.\n\nDo make sure to bibliograph your paper.  Meaning, if you  learn that, for example that, 100,000 people have been displaced from their homes, insert a # behind your point in the body of your text.  Then at the very end of your paper tally the numbers and next to each cite the reference. This will be your "Bibliography Page". For example, the following sentence might be in the body of your report:  \n\n"100,00 people were displaced from their homes."1\n\nThen your bibliograpy page should correspond.\n\n#1 - Article from Newsweek, Vol. 1, page 42, written by John Doe.\n\nMake sure to be concise, no run-on sentences, use complete sentences, check your spelling, try to make it interesting by using adjectives, then write the paper like the person reading it has never heard of the subject matter before. \n\nIf this assignment is for grade or high school, I would attach a neatly typed copy of the outline to the back of your paper, behind the bibliography page.  By doing so, you'll show your teacher how you organized your content, and might get extra points for its inclusion.\n\nRemember, the point of the assignment is for you and your reader to learn about the subject.  Oh, and have fun doing it.  That grey matter between your ears is longing to be exercised!
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Go to the libray and get a few books on foreign policies WW11.Then get a book on Pres. Roos. and look up foreign policies. Make crib notes so you have info. while you are writing your history assigment at home.
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http://www.rcs.k12.va.us/cshs/Library/WorksCitedHelpPage.pdf\nhttp://www.ezbib.com/
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Group the documents based on the information given. Some will be pro of the subject and some will be con. Best thing to do is read all eight or nine documents and just get the main idea of the document. If you can do that, incorporate them in essay and you will be fine. \nHmmm by the way I took the world history and I got a 4 this summer. Just study and you will be fine.
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When grad schools ask for a 15-30 page writing sample, they are asking for evidence that you are competent in solid research, and conversant with current methodologies.\n\nYour writing sample should be carefully selected, and should represent your best work.  I am surprised that you do not have many research papers of this length from which to choose, since most undergraduate programs in history routinely require 15-25 page papers.  Since you do not have a suitable paper, I would strongly suggest that you judiciously select from your past work, research your topic further, and revise and extend that paper to about 20 pages.  \n\nHere are some helpful hints as you revise:\n\nArticulate a strong, contestible thesis statement\nMarshal your evidence from an array of reputable sources (books, journal articles, and primary souce materials)\nEmploy current methods/theories\nMake sure your argument is well-supported and sustained throughout the paper\nCompose a compelling conclusion\n\nBest wishes to you!
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the only paper you should write that has to be lengthy is something you can relate to and you have a defined side to take also you must be able to argue for both sides, show both sides of the argument....there are a lot of good subjects above