source paper

• part A similarities & diff. last para 4/4:

  this last para is the PROVENANCE & determines what your first para is.

  if provenance of both sources agree, the first para = difference

  provenance disagrees w/ each other, first para = similarity
• part A last provenance para example:

  • Despite the similarities/differences described above, the provenance of the two sources leads me to believe that the difference/similarity between the two of them is of greater significance.

  Include:

  *what type of sources they are; report, newspaper, etc.

  *when each was published; which one first, LATER published one has the advantage of hindsight!! = provides the ability to offer a wider view of the many and varied reasons for the 'event'
• part A 15 marker structure:

  first 3 paragraphs = similarities & differences

  last para = provenance, wether they agree or disagree
• part B structure:


  provide a para for each source given, after each write an evaluation of the provenance showing the reliablity of the individual source