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Bibliography and footnotes are two different things often found in research papers and dissertations. Both of them give information about something. Now, the type of information they give differs in some contexts. Both of these terms follow different writing styles, e.g., APA, Harvard or Chicago. Many people know how to write references in the form of APA and Harvard as they are primarily used in papers. Chicago style is different and has some other guidelines compared to the ones mentioned above. This will also be the centre of our today's discussion. Before moving further, let's define the bibliography and footnotes and their importance in research.

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One of the most common essay formats is a cause and effect essay. This type of essay explains the causes or effects of a particular event and provides a bibliography at the end. Cause and effect essays can be used to write about anything from baseball to cell phones, architecture to medicine. Still, they always include an introduction, conclusion, argument, and cited sources. What makes a great cause and effect essay different from other types of essays is that it explains not just one aspect of something but two: the effects that come after something occurs followed by a cause. Having clarified this minor yet important point, let's find out what you need to do if you have been given such an essay on your plate