Your analysis papers will analyze a specific topic in Greek or Roman history directly relevant to the time periods covered in this course and how this particular topic shaped that civilization. You will support that analysis with the inclusion of primary sources from these time periods that offer evidence about the past, as well as secondary sources about the event. These papers are not opinion papers and should not contain your opinion on the events. They should contain your analysis of the topic using a variety of sources to provide appropriate perspective on the context of that topic as well as the objectivity of your analysis. Your paper will also include a works cited section with a mix of at least three primary and secondary sources.  While your analysis will not directly answer all these questions separately, you will need to include a brief discussion where you provide an analysis of your resources and your research approach (research methodology). In addition, the picture that is painted by your answers to these questions is essential in constructing and supporting your analysis. You will use the primary and secondary sources to support your paper, but
the analysis should be your own and not reflect others interpretations of the source. You should use at least three primary and secondary sources to ensure that you are able to effectively support your interpretation of this topic and its impact on the civilization.
Analysis paper assignments should follow these formatting guidelines: Use of at least three primary and secondary sources, 2 to 3 pages (not including the bibliography section), double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, one-inch margins, and citations in  Turabian format