Overview
- All specific directions and rubric can be found in the file I uploaded below. As well as, I also uploaded files of the chapters from Carol Berkin that are used to respond to the paper and that can be cited for evidence.
- Useful comparisons/contrasts drawn among 2-3 categories of women (at least one group considered must be Native Women or African women)
- Strong, clear, focused analytical Thesis Statement that is easy to identify and follow.
- Specific consideration of key identifying factors like: race, ethnicity, gender, region, religion, status, etc.
- Speak through your sources while also identifying some of the “problems of the sources” for colonial women.
- Use Introductions & Conclusions effectively
Thesis Statement: WHAT you intend to argue about these colonial women; WHY it is significant, HOW you plan to demonstrate it.
Requirements: 3-4 pages no more and no less