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Simply expressed, your research paper should contain the entire story on which you are writing. Do not write only a part of the history of the subject. An example of this would be: only the early life of George Washington, or only the first few hours of the Battle of Bull Run. Treat all areas of the paper equally. Write your paper as if you were trying to explain it to someone who knew nothing about it.  Avoid trying to lengthen your paper by adding extra words just to reach the minimum needed. Select a subject with which you have an interest. Select a subject that has information that is readily available and is plentiful. Do NOT choose a subject that is so broad that not all the information could be easily explained within the confines of this paper, such as the entire history of the Civil War. Make several drafts of the paper. Avoid the usage of slang words. Avoid making personal references to yourself in the paper. Do use a Dictionary and a Thesaurus and consult both often. When using a quotation, work it into the text of your paper smoothly using a transitional sentence. Acknowledge all paraphrases. All paraphrases should be handled like quotations, list the source material from which it comes. Failure to give credit for paraphrases is a very serious offense and should be handled with great care on your part. If in doubt, always give credit. Quotations must be carefully selected and used only when necessary to bring out a point you are trying to make. Do not write half of your paper as a mass of quotations, this shows poor scholarly abilities. I want to see what you think, not what others think.