Write an essay that explains and analyzes several major historical conflicts

Write an essay that explains and analyzes several major historical conflicts

Complete the reading assignments for the Discussion Sections on Fri.9/27, Wed. 10/2, and Fri. 10/4.

Write and submit an essay (1,500 words, double-spaced) that completes one of the following prompts:

Write an essay that explains and analyzes several major historical conflicts, developments, and/or transformations regarding American wars/foreign relations, immigration policies, and issues of race and ethnicity at home and abroad from 1898 through the 1920s.

Note: Essays that deal with this prompt must discuss, use quotations, and provide citations:

From readings from both 9/27 and 10/2.

From at least three total authors.

Write an essay that explains and analyzes several major historical conflicts, developments, and/or transformations regarding issues of race, gender, sexuality, ethnicity, and/or immigration from World War I through the 1920s.

Note: Essays that deal with this prompt must discuss, use quotations, and provide citations:

From readings from both 10/2 and 10/4 (you may also use O’Leary from 9/27)

From at least four total readings.

Writing Directions:

All writing assignments MUST be submitted as Word documents.

If you don’t use Word, your word processor can still save documents as Word documents. Go to “Save As,” scroll to locate Word (.doc or .docx), click “Save.”

All writing assignments should have your name and a brief title indicating the assignment at the top of the first page.

This is a formal essay assignment – that means it requires proper essay formatting and a proper essay “tone” (i.e. style and language) and it will be scored based on the attached Essay Grading Rubric.

The number of quotes/citations can vary — but I recommend somewhere between 7 and 15 quotes/citations. Please refrain from using long block-quotes of text.

All quotations should have proper citations – i.e. footnotes or endnotes. See “How To Do Proper Citations” attached document for details.

Include author of document/essay/article, title of document/essay/article, title of book (if located in your textbook) and page number.

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