The other two pages should consist of a background history, drawn from the book that you read to prepare you for the interview. Your interviewee should not teach you about the broader subject or the time period. If she does, you haven't done your homework. Be sure to cite the book in full at the conclusion of your paper. If you are unclear about how to cite from a book, see me.
Plagiarism is academic dishonesty.
See the ScotsGuide for details. This one-hundred point essay will be handed in on the day of the final and it must include a copy of whatever it is you are analyzing. Most particularly, consider the document in an historical context. Your paper should describe your document and its venue, analyze it and its historical context, and draw conclusions about women in the United States today. It would be in your best interest to be on the lookout for this document during the semester and most definitely in your best interest to clear the document with me before you hand it in as half of your final exam grade.