Order 2076683: immigration. consequance and compermise

Research Exercise – Consequences and Conclusion

Section III of the Integrated Research Essay is your FINAL section and asks you to outline the following:

1. What are two major consequences of Side 1 “succeeding?”

2. What are two major consequences of Side 2 “succeeding?”

3. Given these consequences, what are proposed solutions or compromises?

1. Finding Consequences

Start with an Internet search using the phrase:

Consequences OR Effects of (your topic/conflict).

Consequences OR effects of (your topic/conflict).

Try to find 2 sources for Each Side:

SIDE ONE

Source 1 (in correct MLA):

Summary (3-4 sentences about what you learned)

Source 2 (in correct MLA):

Summary (3-4 sentences about what you learned)

SIDE TWO

Source 1 (in correct MLA):

Summary (3-4 sentences about what you learned)

Source 2 (in correct MLA):

Summary (3-4 sentences about what you learned)

2. Exploring Compromise or Solution

Start with an Internet search using the phrase: Compromise or Solution for (your conflict)

Try to find 2 additional sources:

Source 1 (in correct MLA):

Summary (3-4 sentences about what you learned)

Source 2 (in correct MLA):

Summary (3-4 sentences about what you learned)

3. Navigate a Database

After reading about consequences and possible compromises, go to the CONSEQUENCE tab in the 110 Library Guide AND the COMPROMISE tab.

Use Academic Search Premier and find at least one “scholarly article” on your topic.

Scholarly Article Citation:

Article Summary:

Use ProQuest Central and find at least one “scholarly article” on your topic.

Article Summary:

Section III Outline:

As we visit these sites, we are looking for information for the chart below. As you find the necessary information fill it in below.

What are two major consequences of Side 1 “succeeding?” Consequence 1: Citation: Consequence 2: Citation:	What are two major consequences of Side 2 “succeeding?” Consequence 1: Citation: Consequence 2: Citation:
What are possible Compromises or Solutions? Compromise/Solution 1: Citation: Compromise/Solution 1: Citation:	What other conclusions have you drawn?