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Introduction
Objectives
To ;
write a thesis statement according to the discipline of History.
become familiar with using the Common Writing Style Guide to learn why one should avoid very common grammatical and syntactical problems when writing an academic essay.
properly construct endnotes as shown in the Endnotes Guide that follows the Chicago style of documentation, a method of writing citations preferred by many scholars in the discipline of History.
become familiar with using the Expository Essay Guide
Instructions
The objective of short essay 03 is to write on something that you would want to put into your expository essay. Short essay 03 explores the same or another angle to the subject that you presented in short essay 01 or 02.
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Use short essay 03 to discuss your opponents’ viewpoints on your topic in a fair, open, favorable, and honest presentation. In other words, write about the reasons for your opponents thinking the way they do about your topic. And the possible things your opponents would say to tear apart your thoughts on the topic. In addition, use short essay 03 to write a thesis statement and a thesis statement paragraph.
For this essay, your instructor is reading to see that you did not violate Common Writing Style Problems #1 through #23 and #26 through #45. Consult the Common Writing Style Problems Guide.
In addition, short essay 03 will have endnotes consisting of a minimum of twelve separate titles of cited sources. You can use the cited titles that you used in Short Essay 01 and/or 02. See how to create endnotes in the Endnotes Guide. Your instructor will see how you created and formatted your endnotes according to the Chicago style of documentation, an authority for history and other disciplines. Examples of citations, according to the Chicago style, are in the Endnotes Guide. Use Microsoft Word Help feature to learn how to create endnotes if you do not understand the instructions on creating endnotes in the Endnotes Guide or contact your instructor if you have questions or comments about the endnotes.
Always consult the Expository Essay Guide, the Common Writing Style Problems Guide, and the Endnotes Guide.
