Format: 12 pt font, Times New Roman, one-inch margins, double space, and page number at the top.
Citations: Cite all information that is not from previous knowledge; this includes in-text citations and a bibliography for direct quotes and paraphrased information. Use standard MLA or Chicago-style citations.
New perspectives: Pick a perspective in U.S. history that is not traditionally taught in primary and secondary schools. Make an argument for why U.S. history should be taught from the chosen perspective. Tell the history of the U.S., using this perspective, from 1877 to the Great Depression. Ex. Environmentalism, gender, sexuality, labor, etc. Students must incorporate and evaluate a minimum of 2 primary sources and 3 secondary sources into their paper. Sources can include your textbook and other assigned course materials.
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