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Which of the following is the correct way to cite a document in a DBQ essay?

Document A

"Separate is Not Equal - Jim Crow Laws." Smithsonian Museum of American History. Web. 15 Nov 2015.

document c

document D

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Document A

"Separate is Not Equal - Jim Crow Laws." Smithsonian Museum of American History. Web. 15 Nov 2015.

document c

document D

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According to Document A, the 13th Amendment banned slavery and involuntary servitude in the United States.

The conditions of sharecropping were very similar to those of slavery document c1.

The working conditions for sharecroppers were very similar to the conditions of slavery (Document C2).

Abram Colby said that the KKK dragged him out of bed and beat him nearly to death, then left him in the woods.

Abram Colby (document D1) said that the KKK dragged him out of bed and beat him nearly to death, then left him in the woods.

Abram Colby said that the KKK dragged him out of bed and beat him nearly to death, then left him in the woods (Document D1).

The 13th Amendment banned slavery and involuntary servitude in the United States.

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According to Document A, the 13th Amendment banned slavery and involuntary servitude in the United States.

The conditions of sharecropping were very similar to those of slavery document c1.

The working conditions for sharecroppers were very similar to the conditions of slavery (Document C2).

Abram Colby said that the KKK dragged him out of bed and beat him nearly to death, then left him in the woods.

Abram Colby (document D1) said that the KKK dragged him out of bed and beat him nearly to death, then left him in the woods.

Abram Colby said that the KKK dragged him out of bed and beat him nearly to death, then left him in the woods (Document D1).

The 13th Amendment banned slavery and involuntary servitude in the United States.

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