Readings:There are assigned readings from Michael Johnson’s Reading the American Past.
Readings:
29-1 Warren Leffle, Long Lines of Cars Waiting for Fuel at a Gas Station, Maryland (1979)
29-2 Robert Howard, Youngstown Fights Back (1979)
29-5 Jimmy Carter, The Crisis of Confidence (1979)
Quotes & Sources: No external reading or research is necessary. If you want to quote the reading, please be sure that your quotes are less than 10 words. Otherwise, paraphrase. If you use a quote, please put the page number in parenthesis. Any information brought in from lecture or from the textbook can be considered common knowledge and does not need a citation.
Grading Rubric:
1. Data: Did you draw on the assigned readings to support your points? (No externalsources are necessary.) Is it sufficient, clear, and accurate? Are quotes appropriatelycited?
2. Organization: Are your thoughts and sentences well organized?
3. Logic: Is your writing clear? Does it follow a rational sequence?
4. Prose: Is your grammar, spelling, and writing style fluent? In other words, do thesetake away from the message of your response?
5. Scope: Does your response answer the chosen question? Is it broad enough? Does itgo into sufficient depth?
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