What did you really find interesting during the Euro experience and revolutions that occurred.

Using at least FIVE of the sources (2 primary and 3 secondary)(up to the year 1850), what aspects of the European experience did you find most revealing/interesting?

The three body paragraphs will correspond to a three-part thesis statement that must be included in the introduction paragraph. A rubric will be provided but essentially it will be graded on your ability to answer the question, organize your essay, present and analyze evidence from the required readings and lectures in the course, and grammar.

-I’d like the essay to be easy to read but also actually interesting to the person who writes it. What did you really find interesting during the Euro experience and revolutions that occurred. Let me know if you need anything! Thank you!

*attachments with Primary source in the name are primary, and attachments without are secondary*

Additional Tips for Writing a History Essay if needed:

Have a clear argument. Include a thesis statement in the first paragraph. The paper should develop your argument and provide evidence in support of it. Include a conclusion sentence which summarizes your argument.
Avoid generalizations; be specific. Avoid vague terms like people when you mean peasants or workers or the nobility. If the historical reality is complex (i.e. not all nobles were selfishly hanging onto privilege, or the delegates of the Third Estate were not so representative because they were mostly lawyers), then say so.

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