A Sample Research Paper on the Primary Document: The 19th Amendment to the Constitution
Document:
The 19th Amendment, https://www.loc.gov/rr/program/bib/ourdocs/19thamendment.html
Make use of brief, well-chosen textual references, properly punctuated and smoothly embedded into text. Content: Introduce the document and explain its historical context - who wrote it, when, where, and why; it should briefly summarize the content of the document (not more than 25% of the paper); and it should analyze the document's importance in modern U.S. history.
Microsoft word, Chicago Style: If you cite a source or use a quotation, you must document this with an endnote or a footnote. Avoid monotonous vocabulary and vary your sentence structure. Beware of excessive use of the passive voice! Use transitions to link your ideas from one paragraph to the next. Use specific examples whenever possible. Thesis should have a clear and unambiguous thesis. It does not have to be complex or brilliantly original, but it must unify the information presented in the paper.
Make use of brief, well-chosen textual references, properly punctuated and smoothly embedded into text. Content: Introduce the document and explain its historical context - who wrote it, when, where, and why; it should briefly summarize the content of the document (not more than 25% of the paper); and it should analyze the document's importance in modern U.S. history.
Microsoft word, Chicago Style: If you cite a source or use a quotation, you must document this with an endnote or a footnote. Avoid monotonous vocabulary and vary your sentence structure. Beware of excessive use of the passive voice! Use transitions to link your ideas from one paragraph to the next. Use specific examples whenever possible. Thesis should have a clear and unambiguous thesis. It does not have to be complex or brilliantly original, but it must unify the information presented in the paper.
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