Primary source assignment - For this assignment you will write a two page analysis of one of the primary sources.
• Your analysis will consider who wrote the source and why, what kind of source it is (ie legal document, piece of literature, religious text, legal code, etc), who the intended audience of the source was, and the historical context of the document (ie what was happening at the time and place the document was produced).
But do not simply list these things; be sure to integrate them into your essay/analysis.
• This assignment should be analytical, not narrative. This means you must explain what the document means, and why it is significant, rather than simply summarizing what you think the document says.
• Your analysis also should consider what the document tells about what was going on at the time, and in the place, where the document was produced.
• The analysis of the document should be your own, and therefore you should use only the document itself, and lecture notes and text to help with historical context, to complete this assignment. Do not search the internet for someone else's interpretation of the document.
• Your assignment will be graded on both content and writing style and must conform to the instructions for writing essays and grading rubric included at the back of the syllabus.
Remember that you will be penalized for not properly citing your work and for not following all instructions.
• This assignment is intended to develop your critical and analytical thinking skills as well as your writing skills.
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