Principal Source is the Book ” Give me Liberty” of Eric Foner ( Sixth Edition-Important)
Try to answer in this Essay This question:
2) The women’s movement split into two separate national organizations in part because the Fifteenth Amendment did not give women the vote. Explain why the two groups split.
For your first essay (about 5 pages long), you have many options of what to write about. Actually, any of the topics we’re covering from chapters 15 to 18 is fair game: that means either Reconstruction, the “conquest of the West,” the issues around American industrialization, Populism, imperialism, or Progressivism.
You should choose a question to answer from the Give Me Liberty! book. The PDF version of the book isn’t particularly easy to read, unfortunately, but at the beginning of each chapter there are Focus Questions and at the end of the chapter are Review Questions. You should choose one question to answer (from chapter 15, 16, 17, or 18), any question that interests you.
Whatever you write about, in your essay please include a thesis statement at the end of the first paragraph, a concluding paragraph at the end of the paper, and a “body” of supporting arguments and evidence. You should use at least six primary sources, in addition to any secondary sources you like (such as the Give Me Liberty textbook or a scholarly article or book you find on JSTOR, for example). Try to avoid citing random unscholarly websites like Wikipedia or History.com. The primary sources can be from Voices of Freedom, this website, the Major Problems in American History PDF I posted on Blackboard, or somewhere else — as long as they’re documents from the time. You should cite your sources in footnotes, preferably using the Chicago style.
For instance, suppose you cite document #100 from Voices of Freedom. Your footnote would look like this: Elizabeth Cady Stanton, “Home Life,” 1875, in Voices of Freedom, ed. Eric Foner (New York: W. W. Norton, 2020), 14-17
I am attaching 3 books in PDF as a reference for the essay as a help.
Please totally avoid plagiarism and the redundancy of the terms or nouns.
The Style is Chicago Style.
https://shec.ashp.cuny.edu/ good source to review history.
https://www.trentu.ca/academicskills/documentation-guide/chicago-style/bibliography/chicago-style-citing-primary-sources – Link to review Chicago Style.
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