Writing an Informative Essay about the Immigrant experiems
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Which quote from Russell Freedman's Immigrant Kids uses the correct form of a citation?
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"Others had to make the journey in stages. Often the father came first, found work, and then sent for his family later"
(Freedman 6).
O "Others had to make the journey in stages. Often the father came first, found work, and then sent for his family later"
(Immigrant Kids, 6).
O "Others had to make the journey in stages. Often the father came first, found work, and then sent for his family later"
(Immigrant Kids 6).
O "Others had to make the journey in stages. Often the father came first, found work, and then sent for his family later"
(Freedman, p. 6).

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