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How to incorporate quotations into a body paragraph

STEP !- TOPIC SENTENCE (topic- position-reason)
STEP 2- More explanation of topic sentence
STEP 3- Intro the quote- Briefly paraphrase a summary of the quote.  
STEP 4- THE QUOTE
STEP 5 - MLA Citation - (Steinbeck54)
STEP 6- Tie the quote back to the Topic sentence. Tell how the quote proves or supports your point. 

REPEAT STEPS 3-6 for a second quotation. 
​STEP 7- Conclusion sentence or transitional sentence that finds a "Link" in the finished paragraphs & the idea in the next body paragraph. idea 

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AP U.S. History Long Essay Question rubric  and 
AP U.S. History Document Based Question rubric
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You can pass the ap us history test!

Now, get up and do your homework!
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