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History, 21.08.2020 20:01 anthonymw

Visit this US history exam resources page and choose one of the sample responses from the free-response questions. Read one of the sample essays and complete the following evaluation. Think about the scoring guidelines and information about what makes a strong response. Then select specific sections of the essay to rate and comment on. Comment on at least four areas of strength and/or weakness.

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