Description
Based on the research carried out for your Annotated Bibliography, you must now write a research paper that expands on that framework and includes primary resources. Your goal should be to develop a better understanding of your topic by examining primary materials and evaluating them against the literature that already exists on the subject. Your paper must have a thesis. A central claim or question that you are seeking to develop/answer. All good papers have a thesis. Generally, it is the final sentence of your introduction. The paper must be a minimum of 12 pages in length. 12 full pages. Set the margins on the paper to 1 inch. All citations must be done correctly in Chicago Style. Please include a bibliography (does not count towards the 12 pages) Include page numbers. Give your paper a title. Be Creative. I love creative titles. Proofread carefully.