Describe Louis T. Wigfall’s efforts form leading secessionists in Texas to resisting reconstruction.

The first paragraph will define the Who, What, When and Where of the assigned subject in no less then two or more than four sentences. I want sharp, clear concise sentences and proper grammar structure. Try to keep the sentence length at less than a maximum of fifteen words. Paragraph two is to cite and describe the Why from the first College Level Source. In citing sources for this effort I want the title, author, copyright date and publishing house named. I will not accept anything that employs “dictionary or encyclopedia” in it’s title. Your sources must be of academically acceptable material for a college level course. Database sources must end in edu. gov. lib. mil. or org.. A dot com source is never acceptable. Wikepedia Sources will result in failure for the effort Paragraph three needs to define the methods How from the first Source in the order the author provides. Paragraph three should present the methods of How the effort or action was undertaken according to the source. Each of these sentences describing How the effort is undertaken should be like the lead sentence of a new paragraph. You must have a minimum of three how’s and you must list all how’s no matter the number.

What are the “issues” around motherhood (consider the articles you’ve read) and what do the stories tell us about contemporary American motherhood?

Each of the stories you’ve read explores the struggles of motherhood. The protagonists’ situations and struggles are quite different, but in each case we learn how the characters come up against the idealized mother (our culture’s and the one they’ve internalized) and suffer in not meeting those ideals. Keep in mind that these characters are not real people; they are fictions, created by the authors to express ideas and feelings about motherhood. Your task in writing this essay is to examine what those ideas are. How do the plots (storylines), the narration (first and third person), the writing style, the symbols, and the characterization, express the writer’s ideas? What are those ideas? In other words, what is each of the writers saying about motherhood through her story? The introduction should present the issue of motherhood in broad strokes: what are the “issues” around motherhood (consider the articles you’ve read) and what do the stories tell us about contemporary American motherhood? It should end with a clear thesis (interpretive) statement that answers those questions. You might comment on how the ideas that emerge from the stories (as opposed to the stories themselves) differ or how they are similar. Titles and authors of the stories should be given here, but you should not quote.