Requirements:Don\’t forget about what you learned about evidence in Folder 1. Make sure that you provide specific and detailed evidence and explain how it supports your argument.Keep in mind what you learned in Worksheet 3 and be sure to analyze not only what changed but also why it changed.Use evidence from a minimum of two primary source documents (you may, of course, use evidence from secondary sources as well)2-3 pages in length, 12 point type, double-spaced, 1 inch marginsAnalytical, rule of three, styleYou should have at least 9 footnotes (parenthetical cites are not allowed) in the modified Turabian style used in this course (see Guide to Citation Style). Footnoting is a must (we are serious about plagiarism).Do not merely paraphrase other work (whether cited or not) as this is poor scholarship and does not reflect your thoughts and your analysis.You should have a minimum of three pieces of evidence in support of the thesis for each paragraph of the body.Is your argument clear and does it make sense? Is it historically accurate? Does your evidence prove your point? Do you fully analyze change over time and explain why and how the change occured?Have you properly cited? Have you used the format required in this course (modified Turabian). You must also FOOTNOTE (see information about creating a footnote in Word given at the beginning of the course). Parenthetical cites are NOT allowed. No research allowed, so no outside sources.
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