2.) Develop a research question that interests you about your subject. 3.) Gather academic sources from SAC Library databases (examples: 2 books from a reputable publisher; 1 book from a reputable publisher and 1 peer-reviewed article; or 2 peer-reviewed articles).  ( https://www.alamo.edu/sac/library/ ) this is the link from where you have to get the sources from 4.) Write your essay. It should be in the classic intro/thesis, body, conclusion format. Use internal citations, but you will include a bibliography/work cited page in MLA format at the end of the essay ***  You should use the body paragraphs to "prove" or "support" the thesis. Finally, you will need to show analytical and critical thinking skills, tracing historical change over time through the lens of the economic, cultural, social, and political dynamics of the period. Within the argument, you should offer a judgment without presentism (e.g. don't judge the past by modern standards). In other words, try to place yourself in the shoes of the historical actors at the time of their decision making. You should provide an answer to the following: What can we learn from the subject so that we make more informed decisions in the future? The essay should be 4 pages, double spaced in text-size 12, preferably Times New Roman. MLA format. Internal citation with bibliography at the end.