Answer one of these questions.

It will be best to consider this like a classics high-school “5-paragraph essay,” in which the first paragraph proposes a thesis that answers the question and maps out how you will respond; the next 3 paragraphs offer subpoints that argue the thesis in different ways, and are developed by clear demonstrations of evidence from the text that support your points. (Show me that you know how to read! You’re analyzing in this exercise – define, make connections, use the texts.) The final paragraph should not simply recap what was previously stated, but demonstrate the “so what” of the thesis – why does it matter?All work done for history classes should be 8 ½ x 11 paper, 1” margins all side, Times New Roman, 12-pt. font, double-spaced. Strive to cite things according to CMS style (footnotes for citations), though this doesn’t matter as much until you get to paper assignments (this is just a quiz, not a thoroughgoing research assignment.This paper must be 800 words, minimum.