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Education in the U.S.

AP Language & Composition
​Synthesis Essay

Essay Prompt: How does rhetoric found in major public spheres influence the sentiments of society? Analyze how rhetoric revolving around the function and value of education, specifically from the 1950s onward, has influenced the sentiments of society, especially as it relates to identity and purpose.

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Political Cartoon Search

Example Search Terms
Main Terms
political cartoon     OR     ​editorial cartoon 
Other Potential Terms
education      schools       role of education       school reform       ​public education
How to Cite a Political Cartoon in MLA format:
Artist's Last Name, First Name. "Title if Any." Publication Name, date of publication,   
           page number or URL if online.

Reminders!

Use Boolean Operators for better search results!
 AND  -  education AND reform AND United States

   OR  -  laws OR legislation         

 NOT  -  federal NOT state

    " "  -  "separation of church and state" 

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Primary Sources ​are original, firsthand accounts or records of events, people, or time periods. They have not been filtered through interpretation or analysis. Examples are
  • Diaries
  • Letters
  • Photographs
  • Official documents
  • Eyewitness accounts
  • Speeches/Interviews
  • Artifacts
  • Newspaper articles
  • Research data
Secondary Sources interpret, analyze, or summarize primary sources or events. They are created after the fact, often drawing upon various primary and other secondary sources to construct an account or argument. Examples are
  • Textbooks
  • Biographies
  • Encyclopedias
  • Reviews
  • Scholarly articles
  • Historical analysis
  • Documentaries
  • Literary Analysis​

Cite ALL of your sources in MLA format!
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