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1 IAFS 1000 Imperialism and Decolonization in International Affairs

2 Lecture Outline definitions case studies map/plagiarism quiz

3 Definitions history empire imperialism colony colonization colonialism nation vs. state vs. nation-state transnational

4 Citation Format Chicago Manual of Style (available via Chinook) For citation formatting questions, consult the Chicago Manual.

5 Book: author, title, place of publication, publisher, pub date Journal Article: author, article title, journal title, volume, number (if avail), year, pages of article Footnotes also include specific page of citation Key Elements of Citation (either footnote or bibliography)

6 Examples of academic dishonesty plagiarism cheating fabrication aid of academic dishonesty lying bribery threat

7 Map Quiz Format: –four outline maps –fill in five placenames on each Country (etc) lists and maps available at www.colorado.edu/history/chester/ mapquiz2006Fall.htm

8 Studying for the Quiz Chicago citation format citation elements definitions of academic dishonesty map placenames

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