Analyze the accomplishments of Saint Augustine. Analyze the accomplishments of Charlemagne.
Essay One:
Analyze the accomplishments of Saint Augustine. Choose what you consider to be the three most important accomplishments of the saint. In your essay argue which of the three accomplishments is most important and explain the reasons for your choice. There is no one correct answer for this question.
Essay Two:
Analyze the accomplishments of Charlemagne. In your essay discuss what you consider to be his three most important accomplishments. Argue which accomplishment you think is most important and explain the reasons for your choice.
A synthesis essay requires you to bring together various sources such as the textbook, discussion boards, course articles, the Bible, and other sources to answer questions. Your essays require analysis and historical facts. Do not just go to an internet site and regurgitate information. The prompts are based on major discussions from the first half of the course. Because it is understood that you will use the
textbook, material from the textbook does not need to be cited. Paraphrase material from the textbook.
The essays require analysis, so do not just paraphrase whole passages from the textbook. If you use information from the course links or articles please cite your sources. These links may provide you with specific examples to illustrate major ideas from the textbook. If you use information from the discussion boards please cite the sources provided by the poster unless they cite the textbook. The discussion boards
will be open during the week the exam is posted.
Each essay must be written in formal, standard English. proofread your essays before submitting them to Safe Assign. In a discussion board, language can be more informal because participants are formulating their thoughts. The midterm essays require careful, planned-out responses. be careful to cite any outside sources to avoid plagiarism. Cite web-based sources by inserting live links in your
essays. Each essay should be written in five paragraphs with an introduction, three main body paragraphs, and a conclusion. Illustrate general statements with specific historical examples. Each essay must range from 700 to 750 words in length.
