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FYEN 10101 - Why Politics & Government? - Chima

This first-year enduring questions seminar (FYEN) tries to answer the fundamental questions “What is politics, and why do we have government?”

Plagiarism is using someone else's work—published, unpublished, or AI-generated—without giving credit. This includes copying and pasting from the internet or online sources, whether you use the exact words or rewrite them.

 

Avoiding Plagiarism

Most Commonly Used Citation Styles: MLA, APA, Chicago

It is important to cite your sources to give credit to the author. Three of the most common citation styles are American Psychological Society (APA), Modern Language Association (MLA), and The Chicago Manual of Style (Chicago Style). These styles also come with their own guidelines for formatting papers. Different academic disciplines use different styles because of the different ways that they may wish to convey information. Check with your professor about their preferred style (it is typically also listed in your syllabus) before starting your paper.
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