Topic: The Underdogs a Novel of the Mexican Revolution

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Based on the novel by Azuela The Underdogs:

Analyze and examine at least three characters by focusing on the dialogues and viewpoints expressed by the rebels in the context of the Mexican Revolution; include Demetrio Macias and two other characters (Luis Solis, Luis Cervantes, Venancio, and Valderrama).

Hint: Select Demetrio Macias (main character) and two other characters as they relate their experiences during the most violent years of the revolution.

Instructions:

Essay should be typed and double-spaced. Cite all quotations and paraphrases. Writing is NOT a series of continuous quotations. Make it clear to the reader that you read the text carefully.
Write a thesis statement (central argument) in your introduction, then develop the thesis and provide historical evidence (body of your essay), and end with a closing paragraph.
Use Chicago Manual of Style.
Use Footnotes or Endnotes

Topic: The Underdogs a Novel of the Mexican Revolution

Order Description

Based on the novel by Azuela The Underdogs:

Analyze and examine at least three characters by focusing on the dialogues and viewp01oints expressed by the rebels in the context of the Mexican Revolution; include Demetrio Macias and two other characters (Luis Solis, Luis Cervantes, Venancio, and Valderrama).

Hint: Select Demetrio Macias (main character) and two other characters as they relate their experiences during the most violent years of the revolution.

Instructions:

Essay should be typed and double-spaced. Cite all quotations and paraphrases. Writing is NOT a series of continuous quotations. Make it clear to the reader that you read the text carefully.
Write a thesis statement (central argument) in your introduction, then develop the thesis and provide historical evidence (body of your essay), and end with a closing paragraph.
Use Chicago Manual of Style.
Use Footnotes or Endnotes

Topic: The Underdogs a Novel of the Mexican Revolution

Order Description

Based on the novel by Azuela The Underdogs:

Analyze and examine at least three characters by focusing on the dialogues and viewpoints expressed by the rebels in the context of the Mexican Revolution; include Demetrio Macias and two other characters (Luis Solis, Luis Cervantes, Venancio, and Valderrama).

Hint: Select Demetrio Macias (main character) and two other characters as they relate their experiences during the most violent years of the revolution.

Instructions:

Essay should be typed and double-spaced. Cite all quotations and paraphrases. Writing is NOT a series of continuous quotations. Make it clear to the reader that you read the text carefully.
Write a thesis statement (central argument) in your introduction, then develop the thesis and provide historical evidence (body of your essay), and end with a closing paragraph.
Use Chicago Manual of Style.
Use Footnotes or Endnotes