Here’s history class that I also need help with as well.
Here’s history class that I also need help with as well.
ATTACHMENT PREVIEW Download attachmentWEB LINK ASSIGNMENT GRADING GUIDELINESGeneral InstructionsWrite a 4-6 sentence description of a single URL on the specified topic.Submit the assignmentas a Word document.Your Web Link Assignments should includean introduction to the site and a description,and/or evaluation, of it.Be specific. The key is that someone should be able to read your entryand know whether this site is one that might be relevant to their research. See the example belowfor a good description.This is the homework question that must be answered, but it has to be from 5different sources. So basically 5 4 to 6 sentence paragraphs with the source inAPA format.Students are to search the Internet for scholarly articles on the events andcauses that led to World War I. These can be primary or secondary sources butshould come from academic sources. Recommended sites include: essays andarticles on the rise of nationalism and imperialism in Germany and the othermajor powers involved in World War I; the rise of militarism in the decade beforeWorld War I; Irish- and German-American reaction to World War I; etc. Theseentries will provide a valuable resource for your second historical essay.ExamplePennsylvania State Constitution of 1776. (2008)http://avalon.law.yale.edu/18th_century/pa08.aspThe Pennsylvania Constitution of 1776 (ratified September 28, 1776) has been describedas the most democratic in America and was drafted by Robert Whitehill, TimothyMatlack, Dr. Thomas Young, George Bryan, James Cannon, and Benjamin Franklin. TheConstitution provides for a unicameral legislature, a Supreme Executive Council, aPresident elected by an Assembly and Council together, and a Council of Censors. Theconstitution was later copied by revolutionaries of Vermont as a basis for theirconstitution. This site is useful as it gives us an insight into the debate over constitutionalgovernment that would culminate in 1787.Grading CriteriaThe entry is from an academic or literary source.You have included a helpful description of at least 4-6 sentences that tells the readerswhat we’ll find on the site.Your description is grammatically and mechanically correct.The URL is correct.

View the AnswerThe URL isNOTfrom Wikipedia or other wiki or social media sitesOther unacceptable sites include online general reference encyclopedias such asEncyclopedia Britannica, online dictionaries, and general informational search sites suchas infosearch.com, infoplease.com, about.com, answers.com, etc.
