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• books and textbooks, are excellent sources information especially if you want a source that will offer a deep and thorough analysis of your topic
• references, these are dictionaries, encyclopedia, atlases and almanacs
• references, are the sources researchers when they need an authoritative overview on a topic
• anthologies, these are collections of various works such as poems, plays, or short stories
• periodicals, these are publications that are issued at regular intervals
• newspaper, contain articles and reports to current event
• academic journals, most up to date information and research in business, academe, and industry
• magazine, can provide reports and analysis on a particular subject
• government reports and legal documents, the data from census
• Films. A film or a movie is a story told through moving images recorded by cameras.
• TV Documentaries. Television documentaries are non-fiction films that show facts about o person or event.
• Music Recording. A music recording can be a song, instrumental music, spoken voice, or sound effect
• eBooks. These are books that are in/digital format and can be read on electronic devices such as computers, tablets, and mobile phones.
• Software Documents (documents, slide shows, and spreadsheets). These files contain text and pictures containing records or information
• Podcasts. Podcasts are series of episodes that can be in various formats such as audio or video files. These can be streamed online or downloaded into electronic devices
• social Networks. These websites allow users to connect and interact with people they know or people with shared interests
• Forums and Message Boards. These are online avenues where people who have specific interests meet" and share their thoughts, experiences, and ones
• Video-Sharing Platforms. This website allows users to upload and share videos that they created of to watch videos created by other users.
• susan glaspell, american playwright, novelist, journalist . and born on july 1, 1876, in davenport, iowa
• trifles, one-act play written by susan glaspell, first performed in 1916
• mrs hale, the wife of neighboring farmer
• mr hale, the first one to discovered john wright's body
• mrs peter, wife of the sheriff
• sheriff henry peters, the local sheriff leading the investigation into the murder of john wrights
• county attorney george henderson, county atty. assisting in the investigation
• books vs cigarettes, by george orwell
• tell all the truth but tell it slant, by emily dickinson