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Research paper outline

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ASSIGNMENT SUMMARY

• 1 page no more than 2 at most
• Thesis statement + 8 points (roughly 1/page of final paper) minimum
• follow APA format guide for margins, etc. & citation – no other style formats accepted
• Point form, complete sentences are not needed (must be sufficient to convey your point). Exception – Thesis statement must be complete sentence(s).
• no space filler (extra spaces between points/paragraphs, etc.) though the assignment should be double spaced
• 3 sources, 1 academic paper (peer reviewed journal) + 2 of: 1 book reference other than your textbook (online or physical), 1 Government document (electronic or physical copy) and 1 report from a private organization (electronic or physical copy), or additional academic peer reviewed paper.
• submitted in both .doc & .pdf formats only
• header w/ page numbers
• Focus on post1900 period, historical discussion should be in support of a more contemporary discussion
• Centered on Indigenous Peoples of Canada
• 10% of grade
• Academic/scholarly discussion
• Students are encouraged to choose a subject that interests them, some general suggestions include:

Governance                                                          Indigenous Knowledges                      Grassroots Initiatives

Law                                                                             Health/ health initiatives                   Political Process

Economic Development                                Spirituality and Worldviews             Treaty Negotiations (modern)

Education                                                               Literature                                                     Representations