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Question: How does this reading change or expand your understanding of Tennessee History? How does this reading relate to the narratives in Tennesseans and Their History? What is the author arguing in this piece? What evidence do they use to support this thesis? How effective was the presentation of the author's thesis? What point did you find most interesting in the reading? Grading of Reflections Your paper will be graded using the rubric linked to the assignment. Requirements for Writing Strong and Effective Scholarly Reflection Your paper needs to have a clearly expressed thesis --- your argument about the topic or readings. Your paper needs to be carefully proofread to eliminate grammar and mechanical errors. It may be helpful to install the free Grammarly app. Your paper must include specific details and examples from the readings to support each point you articulate. This evidence protects you from presenting an opinion rather than advancing a thesis. An opinion is an unsupported argument based on feelings or personal experience. A thesis is a supported argument that is based on evidence. You need to analyze every detail and example that you use. Do not assume that others will interpret evidence in the same way