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In order to have a strong argument, you need strong evidence. We will look at how to choose, use, and cite evidence by examining the preservation of languages.

4.1: Introduction
4.2: Sample Student Research Essay- Heritage Languages
4.3: Using Evidence to Support Claims
4.4: Knowing When to Cite
4.5: Choosing Appropriate Evidence
4.6: Working from Sources
4.7: Introducing and Explaining Evidence
4.8: Avoiding Plagiarism
4.9: Formatting Your Paper
4.10: Language Toolkit
4.11: Takeaways
4.12: Answer Key- Integrating Evidence

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