Fill in the skeletal-Lit Review

 a) Title

b) Author (Google the author & give a little background, bio. What are their credentials in reference to the article.)

c) Summary- discuss the work’s main points/ideas (i.e., Bullet Points).

d) Author’s Argument- discuss the coherent series of reasons, statements, or facts intended to support or establish the point of view of the author. (In other words, what is the author trying to say?)

e) Context or Connections/Links- either discuss why the author wrote this piece? Who is the author arguing against? OR Link the article you chose to other readings from this week’s class.

f) Thoughts/feedback/opinion/evaluations- discuss whether you agree with the argument or not & what you like-dislike about the reading. In addition, did the reading contribute to your understanding of the historic era?

 Lastly. Author a one-page response by transferring the skeletal-Lit Review into an essay/Lit Review, which must be cited & spell-checked. Note that the subject of History utilized Chicago style for citing. As a result, use, “A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses, and Dissertations: Chicago Style for Students and Researchers,” by Kate L. Turabian to assist you.

• Fill in the skeletal-Lit Review