Discuss the event’s significance within the broader historical context.
My topic is the Roaring Twenties: Jazz and Harleim Renaissance.
I have attached the sources used.
Word Count: 900
Now that you have selected your topic and gathered your sources, it’s time to synthesize your research into a well-crafted paper.
To structure your paper effectively, consider the following breakdown:
Introduction Paragraph: This section should provide a concise overview of your chosen topic.
Impact Paragraphs: You can categorize your analysis into the following impact categories, but some paragraphs may be combined if they sufficiently cover multiple aspects:
Political Impact: Discuss the political ramifications of the historical event.
Economic Impact: Explore the event’s economic consequences.
Social Impact: Examine the event’s effects on society and individuals, what groups were affected?
Cultural Impact: Analyze how the event influenced culture, traditions, and values.
Global Impact: Investigate any global repercussions or connections.
Historical Impact: Discuss the event’s significance within the broader historical context.
Conclusion Paragraph: Summarize your findings and reiterate the importance of the historical event you’ve analyzed.
Note: Remember to analyze, I want to see a juxtaposition of viewpoints in your paper, and why it is important to analyze different viewpoints of an event.
Formatting:
Submit your document in either PDF or Word Doc format. If necessary, type your paper directly into Blackboard.
Ensure that your paper adheres to the following formatting guidelines:
Font: Times New Roman
Font Size: 12-point
Line Spacing: Double-spaced
Page Numbers: Place them in the top right-hand corner of each page.
First Page: Include your name, date, professor’s name, and class number in the top left corner.
Citations: Include full citations for your sources on a separate page titled “Bibliography” at the end of your paper, following the Chicago style format.
Please follow these instructions meticulously to ensure a well-structured and properly formatted paper for your Historical Event Analysis (HEA) project.
