Submit a final draft of your research paper, making use of the feedback from the

Submit a final draft of your research paper, making use of the feedback from the instructor on the rough draft. It must:
Include a minimum of 2 primary sources and 1 secondary source in your bibliography
Be 6-8 pages (1500-2000 words) in length
Be double-spaced with 1-inch margins and a 12-point font
Use the Chicago Style for citations
Have footnotes and a bibliography
This assignment is worth 250 points.
It is due as a Word file (.doc or .docx extensions) to the submission box below by 11:59 pm Sunday of Week 12.
Steps To Completing Your Final Paper
IMPORTANT: Use the feedback from your instructor to revise your rough draft submission. The content of your draft should be the beginning of your final submission.
Find at least one secondary source or more (peer-reviewed sources, such as scholarly books or journal articles) including relevant chapters from the course text to support your primary sources.
Reviewing secondary sources is important to fully understanding a topic because they reveal what other historians have learned and think about the topic. Secondary sources can help you fill in holes that the primary sources did not reveal or they could be used to give more evidence for what you found in the primary sources.
You can interject evidence from the secondary sources throughout your paper OR you can include your discussion of various secondary sources after you have completed your discussion of the primary sources. Be sure that you clearly illustrate how the secondary sources support your primary sources.
Secondary sources may be located through a number of avenues, including the TCC Library and its database collection (particularly, JSTOR). Encyclopedia and dictionary entries will not count as part of your secondary sources. Your secondary sources must be academic and, if journal articles, peer-reviewed.
Prior to submitting the final paper, please proofread your paper. The Academic Learning Center is available to assist with this as well. See the Class Resources page for relevant links and more specifics.