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Term paper resource guide to twentieth-century United States history
Term paper resource guide to twentieth-century United States history

By Robert Muccigrosso

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"Students will write more effective term papers with this guide to 500 term paper ideas and thousands of print and nonprint sources on twentieth-century U.S. history. This guide presents entries on...

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Achieving Accountability
Achieving Accountability

By Ron Blazek

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United States history
United States history

By Ron Blazek

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The humanities

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The humanities
The humanities

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United States history
United States history

By Anna H. Perrault

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Term Paper Resource Guide to Twentieth century United States History
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Humanities

By Elizabeth Smith Aversa, Ron Blazek

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