Read:
Edmunds, R. David. Tecumseh and the Quest for Indian Leadership. New York: Pearson Longman, 2007.
Writing Tips: Argumentative Statements from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
This website will give you some useful tips for writing an effective argumentative statement.
Notes and Bibliography: Sample Citations from the Chicago Manual of Style Online.
This website will help you to properly format your footnote citations and bibliography.

Write:
In a well-written 1,000 word (four-to-five page) essay with a clear argumentative statement, consider the themes of resistance and accommodation. How did the Shawnees respond to changes in the Ohio Valley after the American Revolution? Why did some choose to accommodate the Americans? Why did others choose to fight? Make sure to include specific examples from the text with footnote citations.

Submit:
Submit your paper using the appropriate link.
Click on the SUBMIT: Paper 2 link and follow the directions to upload your word document.

Note: Before turning in your essay, make sure to do the following:
Copy and paste the Grading Rubric to the last page of your paper. The professor will use this rubric to assess your work.
Title your paper using the following format: Your Last Name, Your First Name_Paper 2 (i.e. Ross, John_Paper 2).