Essay Writing Traps
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The document provides writing tips for social studies essays, identifying common traps to avoid. It recommends not using vague words like "thing" or "stuff", maintaining consistent verb tenses throughout an essay, and properly capitalizing names and titles when referring to historical figures. Proper citation of sources is also emphasized.
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