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– ## Week4Assignment_ArticleReviewWorksheet.docx
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**## Week4Assignment_ArticleReviewWorksheet.docx**
The article review worksheet is designed to help you practice the art of reviewing an article without submitting a full article review (You will submit a full article review in Week 7). The article review worksheet is attached as a Word document.
Fill out the worksheet based on your reading of the
["Why the Election of 1912 Changed America,"](https://regent.instructure.com/courses/19158/files/4519807?wrap=1)
Download "Why the Election of 1912 Changed America,"
by Sidney M. Milkis and submit by clicking on the link above.
Here is the link to the article:
https://claremontreviewofbooks.com/why-the-election-of-1912-changed-america/
Links to an external site.
Here is a pdf of the article:
[Why the Election of 1912 Changed America by Sidney M. Milkis](https://regent.instructure.com/courses/19158/files/4519808?wrap=1)
Download Why the Election of 1912 Changed America by Sidney M. Milkis
Each of the five items has a value of 20 points.
[History 202 Article Review Worksheet.docx](https://regent.instructure.com/courses/19158/files/4266522?wrap=1)
**## History202ArticleReviewWorksheet.docx**
**History 202: Book Review WorksheetName:**
1) What is the main argument/thesis of the article? This can have several aspects to it.
2) What is one supporting argument that the author uses to prove the main argument? How does this supporting argument tie specifically back to the main argument to help prove it?
3) Address a second supporting argument in the same way.
4) Address a third supporting argument in the same way.
5) Did the author do a good job? Did he convince you that the argument was a good one and was it supported clearly and solidly? Why do you think so?
**## History202ArticleReviewWorksheet.docx**
**History 202: Book Review WorksheetName:**
1) What is the main argument/thesis of the article? This can have several aspects to it.
2) What is one supporting argument that the author uses to prove the main argument? How does this supporting argument tie specifically back to the main argument to help prove it?
3) Address a second supporting argument in the same way.
4) Address a third supporting argument in the same way.
5) Did the author do a good job? Did he convince you that the argument was a good one and was it supported clearly and solidly? Why do you think so?
**## Week4Assignment_ArticleReviewWorksheet.docx**
The article review worksheet is designed to help you practice the art of reviewing an article without submitting a full article review (You will submit a full article review in Week 7). The article review worksheet is attached as a Word document.
Fill out the worksheet based on your reading of the
["Why the Election of 1912 Changed America,"](https://regent.instructure.com/courses/19158/files/4519807?wrap=1)
Download "Why the Election of 1912 Changed America,"
by Sidney M. Milkis and submit by clicking on the link above.
Here is the link to the article:
https://claremontreviewofbooks.com/why-the-election-of-1912-changed-america/
Links to an external site.
Here is a pdf of the article:
[Why the Election of 1912 Changed America by Sidney M. Milkis](https://regent.instructure.com/courses/19158/files/4519808?wrap=1)
Download Why the Election of 1912 Changed America by Sidney M. Milkis
Each of the five items has a value of 20 points.
[History 202 Article Review Worksheet.docx](https://regent.instructure.com/courses/19158/files/4266522?wrap=1)
**## History202ArticleReviewWorksheet.docx**
**History 202: Book Review WorksheetName:**
1) What is the main argument/thesis of the article? This can have several aspects to it.
2) What is one supporting argument that the author uses to prove the main argument? How does this supporting argument tie specifically back to the main argument to help prove it?
3) Address a second supporting argument in the same way.
4) Address a third supporting argument in the same way.
5) Did the author do a good job? Did he convince you that the argument was a good one and was it supported clearly and solidly? Why do you think so?
**## Week4Assignment_ArticleReviewWorksheet.docx**
The article review worksheet is designed to help you practice the art of reviewing an article without submitting a full article review (You will submit a full article review in Week 7). The article review worksheet is attached as a Word document.
Fill out the worksheet based on your reading of the
["Why the Election of 1912 Changed America,"](https://regent.instructure.com/courses/19158/files/4519807?wrap=1)
Download "Why the Election of 1912 Changed America,"
by Sidney M. Milkis and submit by clicking on the link above.
Here is the link to the article:
https://claremontreviewofbooks.com/why-the-election-of-1912-changed-america/
Links to an external site.
Here is a pdf of the article:
[Why the Election of 1912 Changed America by Sidney M. Milkis](https://regent.instructure.com/courses/19158/files/4519808?wrap=1)
Download Why the Election of 1912 Changed America by Sidney M. Milkis
Each of the five items has a value of 20 points.
[History 202 Article Review Worksheet.docx](https://regent.instructure.com/courses/19158/files/4266522?wrap=1)
**## History202ArticleReviewWorksheet.docx**
**History 202: Book Review WorksheetName:**
1) What is the main argument/thesis of the article? This can have several aspects to it.
2) What is one supporting argument that the author uses to prove the main argument? How does this supporting argument tie specifically back to the main argument to help prove it?
3) Address a second supporting argument in the same way.
4) Address a third supporting argument in the same way.
5) Did the author do a good job? Did he convince you that the argument was a good one and was it supported clearly and solidly? Why do you think so?
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