Picture: Historical marker in eastern Wyoming at the site of the Overland Trail.
Paper Assignment #1
History of the Great Plains
Due Date: February 27, 2009
Paper Topic:
1) Devise, develop and defend an argument that explores the interconnection between environment and culture in both the works The Comanche Empire and Grassland.
Requirements:
· This paper must be 4-5 pages, typed, double-spaced, written in 12-point New Times Roman font, printed in black ink, and stapled.
· I do not accept papers via e-mail. You must print the paper yourself and bring it to class on time.
· This paper must have an argument that draws on specific information in the books mentioned in the topic. Do not base your argument on mere conjecture.
· This paper must be proof read and professional. Papers with spelling errors, incorrect grammar, and incorrect word usage will receive a lower grade. If your paper has more than three ‘typos,’ grammatical errors or awkward sentences it will be impossible for you to earn a grade higher than “B.”
· If you have questions concerning grammar, structure, thesis statements, etc. you may contact the History Writing Center (303 Schaeffer Hall, 335-2584).
· This paper should be turned in on time. Late work will be penalized.
· Penalties for plagiarism are severe. This paper must be your own work and must contain your own ideas communicated in your own words.
· The internet is not a substitute for actually reading the course materials or paying attention during class. I do not accept any websites as sources. I expect to see original thought and knowledge of the assigned material in your essay.
History of the Great Plains
Due Date: February 27, 2009
Paper Topic:
1) Devise, develop and defend an argument that explores the interconnection between environment and culture in both the works The Comanche Empire and Grassland.
Requirements:
· This paper must be 4-5 pages, typed, double-spaced, written in 12-point New Times Roman font, printed in black ink, and stapled.
· I do not accept papers via e-mail. You must print the paper yourself and bring it to class on time.
· This paper must have an argument that draws on specific information in the books mentioned in the topic. Do not base your argument on mere conjecture.
· This paper must be proof read and professional. Papers with spelling errors, incorrect grammar, and incorrect word usage will receive a lower grade. If your paper has more than three ‘typos,’ grammatical errors or awkward sentences it will be impossible for you to earn a grade higher than “B.”
· If you have questions concerning grammar, structure, thesis statements, etc. you may contact the History Writing Center (303 Schaeffer Hall, 335-2584).
· This paper should be turned in on time. Late work will be penalized.
· Penalties for plagiarism are severe. This paper must be your own work and must contain your own ideas communicated in your own words.
· The internet is not a substitute for actually reading the course materials or paying attention during class. I do not accept any websites as sources. I expect to see original thought and knowledge of the assigned material in your essay.
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