Term Project: Final Draft Rewiew my feedback to see areas where your paper could be revised or improved before submitting your final draft. Minimum Word count 1,500 words. Papers less than 1,500 words will receive an automatic '0. = Title Block (MLA format) = Your name. Instructor's Name, Course, and Date = Introduction = Astrong introduction provides an opportunity to capture the reader's attention with a *hook.\" It also indicates what the paper will be about and how the author will approach the topic * Thesis statement @ Focus the paper on one controlled main idea {thesis statement). * Body of the Paper @ Construct meaningful paragraphs with supportive analysis, drawn from the research conducted in the Annotated Bibliography. Remember to be mindful of transitions. Lead the audience along, making logical transitions between paragraphs and ideas. & The object of an eszay is to communicate the entire message. to induce the reader to continue to the end. Rather than write paragraphs that stand slone like a line of index cards, the best technigue is to connect the paragraphs with transition sentences that lead the reader irresistibly to the next paragraph. # Remember to include in-t2xt citations! This paper is required to have at least 5 direct quotations from 5 different legitimate scholarly non-fiction peer-reviewed sources and 1 map cited within the main body of your paper. & LUse the OWL at Purdue site for MLA guidelimes: b 'owl. purdue. edufowl'research and citation/mila style/mils formatting and style guide/mla in text citations the basics.htmilinks to an ex = Conclusion @ A concluding paragraph summarizes the main idea, ties the main points together neatly for the reader. and ends with a sense of finalin:. = Bibliography & Remember to follow MLA formartting guidelines for your sources. @ Your biblizgraphy should have at least 5 scholarly non-fiction, peer-reviewed sources and 1 map. * Remember to format your paper following MLA guidelines (12-point font, double-spaced, with your references at the end. Grading Rubric: Content and Development: 60 points = Al key elements of the assignment are organized and covered in a substantive way demonstrating insightful gecgraphical research. = The content is comprehensive, accurate, and persuasive and develops a central theme or idea directed toward the appropriate audience. = The paper links geographical theary to relevant examples and uses the vocsbulary of the theory cormectly, major points are stated cleardy, are organized logically, and are supported by specific details. examples, or analysis. = The introduction provides sufficient background on the topic and previews major points and the conclusion is logical, flowing from the body of the paper, and reviewing the major points. Readahility and Style: 20 points = The tone is appropriate with logical paragraph transitions that maintain the flow throughout the paper. = Szntences are well constructed, strang, and varied as well 25 complete, cear, and concise. Mechanics and Formatting: 20 paoints = The paper. incuding the title information, reference page. tables, and appendixes, follows MLA formatting guidelines. = (Citations of original works within the body of the paper follow MLA guidelines. = The paper is laid out with effective use of headings, font styles, and white space, following the rules of proper grammar, spelling. and punctuation. \f\f\f\f\f