This is an argumentative essay. A good historical essay argues a point. The author asserts a position (thesis), offers evidence in support, accounts for opposing facts and opinions, and ends with a conclusion that restates the thesis.
Begin with a clearly stated thesis (the point you want to prove) in your introduction and use the body of your paper to construct your argument. Rationally build your case, leading to a conclusion consistent with your thesis without repeating that thesis word-for-word. Avoid using information or comments not directly supporting your thesis.
In general, devote one paragraph to one idea. Arrange your sentences in logical order from most to least important. Do your best, however, to connect your paragraphs with transition sentences. Build each paragraph around a strong topic sentence informing the reader what the paragraph contains so that it contributes to the thesis.
Use footnotes or endnotes to provide more depth or explanatory information that otherwise would interrupt the flow of the paragraph. Including several sources within the same footnote or endnote is acceptable.
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