These are not research papers. You should not need to consult any outside sources. In addition
to gauging your retention and comprehension of material, the purpose of these papers is to
hone your writing skills and develop your analytical abilities at a higher level than the
identifications and document analyses allow.
Specifically, the different paper questions ask you to compare and contrast topics, trace the
development of an historical theme over time, and offer interpretive arguments about
historical events.
Depending on your choice of paper topics, you ought to be able to make use of work you
already did on your IDs and document analyses.

n what parts of the scholarly works (if any) did the author make claims that were not supported by the evidence? Were there any flaws in the logic of the piece? 3. In what ways is this book useful for understanding the historical topic covered? How significant is it? D. You may use more paragraphs if you need to, but you should follow this basic format. E. Length: Minimum 2 typed, double-spaced pages 1. Late submittals will be penalized a letter grade or more.