the United States and Equal Rights, 1947-65

the United States and Equal Rights, 1947-65

Your paper should introduce the document and explain its historical context – who wrote it, when, where, and why; it should briefly summarize the content of the document (not more than 25% of the paper); and it should analyze the document’s importance in World Civilization. Style: All papers must be typed or word-processed as you’ll be submitting it electronically to the Assignments drop box called “Analytical Paper.” Use a one-inch margin on all sides, and double-space the text. Select a standard 10 or 12 pt. font (e.g, Times New Roman, Arial). Use page numbers. A title page is not necessary. If you cite a source or use a quotation, you must document this with an endnote or a footnote. See the following quick review site for the Chicago Manual of Style: Avoid monotonous vocabulary and vary your sentence structure. Beware of excessive use of the passive voice! Use transitions to link your ideas from one paragraph to the next. Use specific examples whenever possible. Link to the main article http://www.fsmitha.com/h2/ch28.htm