Glossary I

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All 50 terms and it’s corresponding sentence has been completed.  The list needs to be re-arranged in alphabetical order, and definition.  A sentence needs to be created using the term as well.  A sentence relevant to the literature is preferred, but not required. It needs to be formatted in APA. For the reference page, please cite the book listed in the attachment, for the lecture modules please cite “Smith, 2021” Create a glossary of 50 terms discussed in course lectures and readings. At least twenty of the words should come from the text. You can also use words that you’ve learned on your own throughout the semester. All terms should come from this course only.  Each term should include the word, the definition, and the APA formatted in-text citation of where you found the word (not the definition). Create an original sentence using the term. *Format your glossary in the following way: Place terms in alphabetical order. Number each entry. Bold the term. Add the definition after the term. Add the in-text citation in parenthesis after the definition. For readings/books/etc. Citations should include the author’s last name, the year of the publication, and the term’s page number. Add your sentence underneath the term and definition and italicize the term in the sentence. *Please note: If any of the above is missing (including page numbers for terms from the textbook, the entire entry will be marked incorrect. Format Examples: Term: Definition (in-text citation, including page numbers from readings). Original sentence using the term. See below for examples. Online lecture video example: Binary opposition: the system by which, in language and thought, two theoretical opposites are strictly defined and set off against one another. It is the contrast between two mutually exclusive terms (Smith, 2018). We see the world through binary opposition. Textbook example: Racism: The belief that races are populations whose physical differences are linked to significant cultural and social differences within a hierarchy (Golash-Boza, 2018, p.6). Racist doctors conducted medical experiments on unsuspecting African Americans.