ENG/200: Rhetoric And ResearchWk 2 – Library Research Worksheet [due Mon]Assignment ContentLast week, you identified a topic and research question for your final paper, which is due in Week 5. This week, you will spend some time locating research sources that will support your argument in that paper. This assignment will guide you through how to locate your sources.Explore the information in “Locate Peer-Reviewed/Scholarly Materials” on the Week 2 University Library page.Read “Develop a Search Strategy” from the Week 2 University Library page. Click each of the tabs on the main page and review each step in the process.Identify Main Concepts & Keywords: The guidelines on this page can help you create a list of keywords for your research question.Choose a Database: The guidelines on this page will help you select the database that will work best for your topic, or you may discover that library search box is the best place to start.Improve Your Results: These strategies will help you narrow your results or conduct advanced searching to get more specific.Using what you learned about search strategies, conduct a basic keyword search of your topic. Filter your search to include resources from the last 5 years. Improve your results using the advanced search techniques.Choose articles from your search results to save and read. Select at least 3 articles, including at least 1 peer-reviewed article, for your final paper.Complete the Library Research Worksheet.Submit your worksheet.Resources:University LibraryCenter for Writing ExcellenceReference and Citation GeneratorGrammar and Writing GuidesCopyright 2019 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved.Library Research Worksheet Using the results from the search you conducted on your topic and research question, answer the questions below in a minimum of 150 words per question (excluding question 4). Who is the author of your first source, and why is this work credible? (If the author is unnamed, provide the title instead.) Is this source peer-reviewed, and how can you tell? Quote or paraphrase something from the source that relates to your topic. Cite that quotation or paraphrase using APA style guidelines.Who is the author of your second source, and why is this work credible? (If the author is unnamed, provide the title instead.) Is this source peer-reviewed, and how can you tell? Quote or paraphrase something from the source that relates to your topic. Cite that quotation or paraphrase using APA style guidelines. Who is the author of your third source, and why is this work credible? (If the author is unnamed, provide the title instead.) Is this source peer-reviewed, and how can you tell? Quote or paraphrase something from the source that relates to your topic. Cite that quotation or paraphrase using APA style guidelines.Create a list of references for your sources provided above. The reference list should be in alphabetical order by author last name. You may use the citation tools from the library or the Reference and Citation Generator from the Center for Writing Excellence. Resources Refer to the University Library databases for assistance as you work on your project. Some of these databases are located on the Week 2 University Library page.

Each question needs a small essay. 1. What role did labor unions play in the process of industrialization that took place in the U.S. from 1877 to 1900? What were the era’s most important unions? How did they differ from one another?2. Who were the populists of the 1890s? What were their grievances? What changes did they recommend? What did they accomplish? What was their long-term legacy?3.How did the lives of American women change during World War II (1941-1945)?4. How did the African American community challenge segregation in the U.S. South between 1955 and 1965?Be sure to include as much information as possible to support your answer. The body of each essay (not counting the introductory and concluding paragraphs) should be 3-5 paragraphs long. Structure each essay like a little paper. Provide an introductory paragraph with a thesis statement. Provide evidence to support your thesis in each of the 3-5 paragraphs the comprise the body of the answer. Conclude with a summary paragraph.