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uh my name is cameron perrick iamp;#39;m the manager of programs and stakeholder relations uh here at rpra iamp;#39;m joined today by my colleague ellen white who is our hwp program lead at ripra um we also are supported by a number of communications folks as well as um folks in the background who are going to be helping to triage and uh provide us with your questions for for answering live before we move forward i just want to note that if youamp;#39;d like to answer a question use the tray below to pose a question in the chat those questions can be upvoted meaning weamp;#39;d like to know if others posing questions uh are of interest to you and and you can uh push those questions right to the top of the queue uh weamp;#39;re not going to answer any questions during the presentation rather save questions for the end uh of this session weamp;#39;d also like to note that the sessionamp;#39;s being recorded uh we will be posting the recording to the website so you can review uh or

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The number of paragraphs in a history essay depends on the length of the essay and the complexity of the argument. However, a typical history essay will have an introduction, several body paragraphs, and a conclusion. Each body paragraph should focus on a specific aspect of the argument and provide supporting evidence.
THE INTRODUCTION: The introduction is usually one paragraph, or perhaps two in a paper of eight pages or more. Its purpose is to: (1) set out the problem to be discussed; (2) define key terms that will be used in that discussion; (3) outline the structure of the argument; (4) CLEARLY STATE THE THESIS.
How do I write an outline? Identify your topic or thesis statement. Decide what points you would like to discuss during your paper. Put your points in logical, numerical order so that each point connects back to your main point. Write possible transitions between paragraphs.
Writing an Outline: Begin by listing the main ideas you want to get across, or main points you wish to make. Divide each of these into sub-ideas or subsections, labeled with a capital letter. For each sub-idea, list various examples, bits of evidence, and information, numbering them with Arabic numerals.
History papers are often written in Chicago/Turabian style, which means you will include a bibliography of all the sources you consulted.
History writing involves answering a historical question. This question may ask why an event occurred, who or what caused it, why it happened when it did, or what impact it had. It may also address how a situation or institution changed over time.
Making Sure your History Paper has Substance Get off to a good start. Avoid pretentious, vapid beginnings. State a clear thesis. Be sure to analyze. Use evidence critically. Be precise. Watch the chronology. Cite sources carefully. Use primary sources.

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