Introduction and strong thesis statement

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Question: Take a few moments to consider how things were and the types of policies the US pursued in the 1890s, the 1910s, the 1920s-1930s, the 1940s, and 1950s. See which policies or programs could be found in each period (or look at a policy that completely changed), then think about the events that happened to make these changes come about. Then choose the strongest three key changes you have listed and write your essay around these points. You should have three changes not three time periods in your essay.

Be sure to have a mixture of big/broad ideas and specific/detailed evidence in your argument

We DO NOT want summaries. Summaries will not earn a high grade. "A papers" utilize rule of three analysis (including strong rule of three thesis statements in the introduction and each paragraph of the body), specific and detailed historical facts as evidence, analysis instead of summary, consider change over time and historical geography (as necessary in response to the prompt), and properly cite both primary and secondary sources.

Must be in Rule of Three format with an introduction and strong thesis statement, 3 paragraphs of the body (each with their own thesis statement - one for each of the three key points of your overall thesis), and conclusion

you must provide specific and detailed evidence for your hypotheses, three primary sources. the primary sources section of each chapter in American Yamp only

You analyze how things changed over time - how they were, what happened and why, and how they ended up
Don't forget about historical geography, where something takes place matters and it may (or may not) be important to your argument.

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