JerryWatson
New member
I've always been super analytical and research-oriented, but right now I'm struggling hard with source evaluation and historical argumentation. fwiw 
it feels like every time i try to craft an argument, it ends up being as weak as day-old tea.
I'm currently working on a paper about the American Civil War's impact on gender roles, and I could really use some advice or recommendations on essay help. Any fellow history buffs out there who can lend a hand?
Does anyone have tips on finding reliable sources for historical analysis? How do you structure your essays to make your arguments more coherent and convincing? I want my paper to be as strong as ironclad evidence in a courtroom! Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions you can offer! Let's conquer these research papers together!
it feels like every time i try to craft an argument, it ends up being as weak as day-old tea.I'm currently working on a paper about the American Civil War's impact on gender roles, and I could really use some advice or recommendations on essay help. Any fellow history buffs out there who can lend a hand?
Does anyone have tips on finding reliable sources for historical analysis? How do you structure your essays to make your arguments more coherent and convincing? I want my paper to be as strong as ironclad evidence in a courtroom! Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions you can offer! Let's conquer these research papers together!