DUE September 10 Tindall, pp. Students are not limited to the sources available through the Norton Website, but they should choose topics and sources carefully. Students may work alone or in groups of two to four people. If students choose to work in a group, their grades will reflect their partners' assessment of their contribution to the final project. Students may choose to build upon a topic they began in an in-class lab or begin a completely new project.
Sources can be textual, visual, or quantitative, or a combination.
It must begin with a historical question on a topic within the range of the course . The question should be specific enough to answer with sources available , yet not so narrow as to be insignificant. The question should be answered with evidence from appropriate sources . The project should reflect careful analysis and interpretation of the sources . Students should demonstrate the significance of their projects.