Develop an essay explaining the author’s main argument and how the author draws on historical evidence to advance that argument.

The source for this assignment is a scholarly secondary source.

  • Develop an essay explaining the author’s main argument and how the author draws on historical evidence to advance that argument.
  • What do you think is an important limitation of this secondary source?
  • How does the history found in the secondary source seem to connect to a broader idea, theme, debate, or issue in history?

Format:
Submission to Blackboard Learn: uploaded Word document

Typewritten, double-spaced

Length – Times New Roman, 12 pt., 500-750 minimum

Citation – Chicago (Turabian), MLA, or parenthetical page citation