What were the experiences of Jewish women in Europe during the Second World War?.
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Chicago A style Please, Thank you very much The essay will be marked on the following criteria: 1) Quality of research demonstrated 2) Effective use of sources (secondary sources, and optionally primary sources) 3) Quality of historical analysis and argumentation 4) Written Expression and Composition (structure and organization) 5) Technical presentation (proper quoting and citation) Format Essays should use a 12 point font, and the body of the essay should be double-spaced. Justify the text. Footnotes and bibliography are single spaced. Number your pages. Footnotes References must be supplied in full, using footnotes (no endnotes and no in-text citations) in Chicago A style. The argument of an essay must be supported by exact reference to secondary sources (academic publications), and sometimes primary sources. The following rules are a reasonable guide. Common information, obtainable in any standard work, does not need a footnote, but unusual or curious facts do. The source of all quotations must be given. The source of all important or controversial opinions must be given. Footnotes may be used to qualify, amplify or make incidental comments on discussion in the text of the essay, but this should be done very sparingly. Footnotes should not contain arguments that properly belong in the text. Footnote numbers should always be placed at the end of the sentence after the full stop. If you quote from more than one source in a single sentence, give the information about all sources in a single footnote. The preferred style of the History Department is Chicago A Style. Footnotes should conform to this style. Note that the first line of the footnote is indented and the footnote number superscripted, if possible. Author ’s first name should be first. Bibliography Aim for a range of sources (generally academic books and articles, but also newspaper reports, government documents, documentaries, memoirs), the use of primary materials along with secondary materials may help to build a stronger argument. In your bibliography list primary and secondary sources separately. Bibliographical entries are ordered alphabetically by author ’s surname. Primary materials are contemporary accounts produced at the time or by participants in particular historical events. They include government documents, letters, memoirs, newspaper
What were the experiences of Jewish women in Europe during the Second World War?