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Sara Miranda
AMH 2010, American History to 1877
25 June 2020
Annotated Bibliography
Bailyn, Bernard. The ideological origins of the American Revolution. Harvard University Press, 2017.
In this book, Bailyn describes how the idea of the American Revolution came to being. He says that the American war was not part of the revolution but was only an effect and a consequence of the war. Bailyn clarifies that reticence was not part of the war thus should not be termed as the main cause of the war.
Baldwin, Alice M. The New England Clergy and the American Revolution. Raven Books, 2017.
In her book, Alice explains the contribution of the New England Clergy in the American revolution. She puts it on record that the clergy supported the revolutionary war indirectly although they could call for peace and unity they knew they also needed to acquire independence. The Northern colonies invaded other regions for spiritual satisfaction as they wanted to transform more people to join their religion. She states that all newcomers to the American base were reminded of the politico-religious controversies in the 17th century.
LeGresley, Eric, and Kelley Lee. “Analysis of British American Tobacco’s questionable use of privilege and protected document claims at the Guildford Depository.” Tobacco control 26, no. 3 (2017): 316-322
LeGreasley et al., (2017) analyzes tobacco as the common crop is grown by both the Southern and Northern colonies and highlights the control measures for the plant. He argues that the British American Tobacco misused the privilege given to them concerning the crop as well stated in the protected document presented at Guildford Depository. Tobacco was valuable and had to be protected from malicious people.
Mackesy, Piers. “British Strategy in the War of American Independence.” In Revolutions in the Western World 1775–1825, pp. 87-105. Routledge, 2017.
Mackesy outlines the strategies that enabled Americans to gain their independence. In his book, Mackesy claims that the American independence war was specifically won because of tactical prowess and the British resources which were far much better than those of the opponents. British loss would be disastrous hence they had to employ all the best mechanisms to win the battle at all costs. The American success strategies were implemented by the decisiveness of the administrative forces.
Instructions
Research Paper #1
American History Topics: c. 1550s up to c. 1812
Research Paper Requirements:
A clearly stated thesis in the beginning of the paper, your 3-5 points clearly stated within.
Analyze 3-5 significant points about your topic and how it influenced history in the era of your research. Stay on these points throughout the paper.
Have a solid and clear conclusion.
4-6 full pages, 11-12 pt. font, double spaced (This does not include the BIB).
Use 4-6 academic sources (articles and books), 1-2 books/chapters required,
articles must be from academic peer reviewed journals.
(NO: textbooks, book reviews, encyclopedias, .com, political .orgs, or the like)
Do not use the web except for first stage research-then go find a college level academic book or article through our library and its databases.
Use 1-2+ footnotes per page-Chicago Style citation
Have a bibliography at the end
Upload to Canvas on time for full credit.
NO Plagiarism of any kind-cheating will result in an “F”
Good Luck!
Read the sample paper, rubric, and analysis guide below:
Sample paper-see footnotes and Bib for formatting.
To insert footnotes in Word: click on References, then click on Insert footnote, then follow the sample papers footnote fornatting.
Rubric for Historical Analysis Paper.docx
This rubric says 5-7 pages-that is for Gordon rule classes-you need 4-6.
GUIDE TO GREAT HISTORY PAPERS Narrative vs Analysis.pdf
This explains how to write an analysis paper and balance with some narrative.
Must have it completed before deadline. No extra days or hours. Clear and more detailed and specific instructions is in the doc
Sara Miranda
AMH 2010, American History to 1877
25 June 2020
Annotated Bibliography
Bailyn, Bernard. The ideological origins of the American Revolution. Harvard University Press, 2017.
In this book, Bailyn describes how the idea of the American Revolution came to being. He says that the American war was not part of the revolution but was only an effect and a consequence of the war. Bailyn clarifies that reticence was not part of the war thus should not be termed as the main cause of the war.
Baldwin, Alice M. The New England Clergy and the American Revolution. Raven Books, 2017.
In her book, Alice explains the contribution of the New England Clergy in the American revolution. She puts it on record that the clergy supported the revolutionary war indirectly although they could call for peace and unity they knew they also needed to acquire independence. The Northern colonies invaded other regions for spiritual satisfaction as they wanted to transform more people to join their religion. She states that all newcomers to the American base were reminded of the politico-religious controversies in the 17th century.
LeGresley, Eric, and Kelley Lee. “Analysis of British American Tobacco’s questionable use of privilege and protected document claims at the Guildford Depository.” Tobacco control 26, no. 3 (2017): 316-322
LeGreasley et al., (2017) analyzes tobacco as the common crop is grown by both the Southern and Northern colonies and highlights the control measures for the plant. He argues that the British American Tobacco misused the privilege given to them concerning the crop as well stated in the protected document presented at Guildford Depository. Tobacco was valuable and had to be protected from malicious people.
Mackesy, Piers. “British Strategy in the War of American Independence.” In Revolutions in the Western World 1775–1825, pp. 87-105. Routledge, 2017.
Mackesy outlines the strategies that enabled Americans to gain their independence. In his book, Mackesy claims that the American independence war was specifically won because of tactical prowess and the British resources which were far much better than those of the opponents. British loss would be disastrous hence they had to employ all the best mechanisms to win the battle at all costs. The American success strategies were implemented by the decisiveness of the administrative forces.
Instructions
Research Paper #1
American History Topics: c. 1550s up to c. 1812
Research Paper Requirements:
A clearly stated thesis in the beginning of the paper, your 3-5 points clearly stated within.
Analyze 3-5 significant points about your topic and how it influenced history in the era of your research. Stay on these points throughout the paper.
Have a solid and clear conclusion.
4-6 full pages, 11-12 pt. font, double spaced (This does not include the BIB).
Use 4-6 academic sources (articles and books), 1-2 books/chapters required,
articles must be from academic peer reviewed journals.
(NO: textbooks, book reviews, encyclopedias, .com, political .orgs, or the like)
Do not use the web except for first stage research-then go find a college level academic book or article through our library and its databases.
Use 1-2+ footnotes per page-Chicago Style citation
Have a bibliography at the end
Upload to Canvas on time for full credit.
NO Plagiarism of any kind-cheating will result in an “F”
Good Luck!
Read the sample paper, rubric, and analysis guide below:
Sample paper-see footnotes and Bib for formatting.
To insert footnotes in Word: click on References, then click on Insert footnote, then follow the sample papers footnote fornatting.
Rubric for Historical Analysis Paper.docx
This rubric says 5-7 pages-that is for Gordon rule classes-you need 4-6.
GUIDE TO GREAT HISTORY PAPERS Narrative vs Analysis.pdf
This explains how to write an analysis paper and balance with some narrative.
