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His 117 final paper

Topic-Roman Empire in Britain, c. 100 CE

Paper should include-Thesis statement, body paragraph, conclusion, citation.

Final paper Total 5 pages.

Answer the following prompt for your selected topic:

Every significant historical interaction among different societies involves a tradeoff in terms of economy, politics, and culture. What did each party in your selected interaction gain and lose as a result? Do you see a power dynamic at play in your interaction, or did both sides benefit and lose in equal measure?

Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed in your research paper:

Historical Argument: Propose an argument that answers the prompt. There should be a strong thesis statement connected to historical evidence (HIS 117.3)

Historical Interactions: Using your knowledge of the time period and your topic, analyze the interactions between the major powers of the civilization in support of your thesis statement. What were the changes/impact on the economy, politics, and culture? Who benefitted and who did not? (HIS 117.1)

Historical Interaction: Economy: Compare and contrast the economic changes that resulted from the cultural interaction.

Historical Interaction: Politics: Discuss political changes and impacts that resulted from the cultural interaction.

Historical Interaction: Culture: What were the cultural changes and impact?

Source Analysis: You must select primary and secondary sources in support of your thesis statement. Critically examine the resources in context with your paper topic. Remember, this is not based on opinion, but rather this is your analysis of the historical content and context. Your source methodology supports your thesis statement. (HIS 117.2)

Second Assignment

Total 2 pages( write separately with the final paper, write in a new paper)

Topic-Roman Empire in Britain, c. 100 CE

Final paper Annotated Bibliography (Submitted in Module Five)

Compile your research to finalize your thesis statement. The sources you select must clearly support your thesis statement. The annotated bibliography is meant to help you find and familiarize yourself with sources you will use for your project. Good places to start looking are the recommendations for further reading at the end of each textbook chapter and the resources accessible through SNHU’s Shapiro Library, which includes a compendium of online sources. Use the SNHU History Library Guide to guide your research of primary and secondary sources.

A guide to using the Chicago citation style, which is the standard for history papers, can be found at the following SNHU site: http://libguides.snhu.edu/introduction_to_citationstyles

Review this sample Chicago-style annotation .

Below are the formal requirements for the annotated bibliography:

Include at least five primary or secondary sources that will be cited in the final draft

Cite these sources in Chicago-style bibliographic format

For each source, give a brief description (one to two sentences) of the source’s contents and explain briefly (one to two sentences) how it will be used in the final draft