This can be done by examining the URL address. Those which contain edu are sponsored by a university. The addresses containing gov are sponsored by government institutions. On the other hand, those containing org, com, or net tend to come from private or individual organizations, and have the highest probability of supplying false or biased information. This would automatically render any research completed on these sites ineffective. Below are three websites, one form each of the above categories. Each website has been analyzed in order to determine it’s accuracy, authority,

The third and final website was posted by a private organization and focuses on famous battles fought in the Civil War. The site has a Civil War timeline with a summary of what happened on specific dates. There are also several photographs of the time period that can be clicked on and enlarged. In addition, it provides links to several other sites with resources on important individuals of the time period eg. Gen Pierre Beauregard, along with links to information on important historical events.

The primary source document is broken into several sections: Authorization for formation of state, Boundaries of the state, Constitutional Convention: Qualified electors, Constitution to be submitted to popular vote, Representation within the House of Representatives of the United States, etc…

objectivity, currency and coverage.

http://www.cast.uark.edu/cast/projects/historic/civilwar98.html

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