HIS 20 D05/D06 Paper #2
Prof. Seth Offenbach
In essay format, following the rules below, and only using class material, please tell me the story of America.
Please make sure you include facts from both the textbook and Perusall documents. In addition, please include facts from both the 1800s and 1900s.
This question is asking you to think about what theme(s) unify the US and its history. The story can change or progress throughout history, it does not need to be static. It should be simple for you to articulate the story (in the introduction) and you should be able to bring the story up throughout the body paragraphs. The more detailed the paper, and the better your use of the textbook and Perusall information, the higher your grade.
Using outside sources will lower your grade. Having uncited outside sources will result in 0 points awarded. No makeup will be offered to those who use outside sources.
Formatting Rules:
Due: Thursday, December 16th at 11:59pm
Submission: Online, electronic copies only (see below for details)
Font: Times New Roman / size 12
Paragraphs: All paragraphs should be double spaced without extra spacing between paragraphs Margins: 1inch all around
Length: 4-7 pages
Value: 25 points
*** If you don’t know how to alter your font size, margins, or spacing, ask the professor ***
How are you graded:
Clarity of your thesis (this should be located in your first paragraph).
How well your argument supports your thesis throughout the paper.
Clarity of your writing; this includes spelling, grammar, and paragraph structure.
Formatting and how well you can follow the rules about formatting.
How clearly you explain your logic (without leaving things out).
How well edited is your paper.
How well you incorporated your feedback from paper #1.
To Submit Your Paper:
Go to the Blackboard website.
Go to the class page
Go to the “Paper” section on the left hand side
Go to the paper folder
Go to “View/Complete” 6. Find the file you wrote the paper as (where did you save it on your computer) and upload it
a. TurnItIn is a plagiarism detection software.
3. British North America
5. The American Revolution
11. The Cotton Revolution
12. Manifest Destiny
13. The Sectional Crisis
15. Reconstruction
20. The Progressive Era
23. The Great Depression
24. World War II
25. The Cold War
27. The Sixties
28. The Unraveling
29. The Triumph of the Right
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