An MLA cover/title page.
A research question that guides the logic of the paper.
A well-developed thesis claim stated in the first paragraph and a theoretical analysis that logically follows from this thesis.
Source support and evidence. Your paper should not merely describe problems, events, etc. Rather, your paper should use theories, arguments, concepts and/or evidence in the academic literature/textbook to explain and support your claim.
In-text citations giving credit to the scholars you are pulling from. This may include peer- reviewed journals or books published by university presses (do not cite websites). Source should be explicitly cited and discussed in the body of your paper (do not merely cite the sources in your reference section).
A reference page properly citing all sources you have used.
The final paper should be double-spaced, 12-point font, Times New Roman, 1-inch margins. You must have 1,500 words in the body of your paper. This excludes your title page, worked cited page, and any other additions, such as charts. You must upload an electronic copy to Canvas before the deadline.
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