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Answered By: Amanda Peach Last Updated: Jan 31, 2015 Views: 32
Answered By: Amanda Peach
Last Updated: Jan 31, 2015 Views: 32
Here are some clues to help you decipher a citation:
Citations to books include the name and location of the publisher. Here is an example:
Levy, P. B. (2003). Civil war on Race Street: The civil rights movement in Cambridge, Maryland. Gainesville: University Press of Florida.
Periodical citations contain the title of the article followed by the name of the periodical, its volume and issue number and/or date, and page numbers.
Here is an example:
Walker, Alice. "The Civil Rights Movement: What Good Was It?" American Scholar. 36.4 (1967). Print.
Citations to books include the name and location of the publisher. Here is an example:
Levy, P. B. (2003). Civil war on Race Street: The civil rights movement in Cambridge, Maryland. Gainesville: University Press of Florida.
Periodical citations contain the title of the article followed by the name of the periodical, its volume and issue number and/or date, and page numbers.
Here is an example:
Walker, Alice. "The Civil Rights Movement: What Good Was It?" American Scholar. 36.4 (1967). Print.