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How to Write a Mini DBQ

This video teaches students how to write a response to a bite-sized version of the infamous "Document Based Question" by analyzing primary sources, evaluating evidence, and constructing a concise, evidence-based historical argument.

Sam Futrell
Created by Sam Futrell
at William & Mary
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