The Black Panther Party

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I need assistance with my homework assignment. For this assignment you must construct a research on ‘The Black Panther Party in America”. You must use at least 4 references. You must only use published books, articles, and newspapers for your references NO WEBSITES! You must use footnotes citations, no APA or MLA citations. NO PLAGIARISM WHAT SO EVER, you must use proper grammar, complete sentences, punctuation,and spelling. I will provide you with the rubric for this assignment. This assignment must be completed by 11/09/2018 no later! If you have any questions please contact me immediately.

This must be a 10 page research project…No apa or MLA format please for the directions carefully my teacher is very strict …and remember footnote citations only and use only published books, articles and newspapers NO WEBSITES. Please start as soon as possible, I don’t want the assignment to be rushed or last minute work. Thank you

Here is the guidelines and grading rubric for this assignment…Please pay attention closely a follow each guideline

Please follow this Guideline and Rubric closely while you write your 10-page research paper. Dr. Sam Ngovo

1. Your paper should have a clear introduction, stating a clear THESIS/THEME of your research in the first paragraph.
2. Also state in the first paragraph the significance of your study.  Why is the study important in African History or History of Black people globally? What NEW INFORMATION your research reveals in relation to what other writers have said about the topic or similar topic?
3.  AVOID THE USE OF THE PERSONAL PRONOUN “I” IN THE PAPER. For example “I plan to write about…” Simply say, “This paper is about or this paper examines or explores…”

4. The body of the paper should read smoothly and clearly. It should be edited for wrong grammar and sentences. Try to use short sentences and not long sentences that will confuse the idea you want to convey or put forward. Proof read your paper for wrong spellings.
5. Write or type paper one-sided. Each page be separated into paragraphs.

6. Your conclusion should be the last paragraph and should highlights or clearly states/provide summary of the main points or themes your paper examined, including new information or idea your research revealed. Remember that the paper is a research paper.
7. You MUST use FOOTNOTES citations, NOT APA or MLA citations.

8. Footnote citation format: There should be NO URL or www. Wikipedia.com, www. Google.com, http://www.sources.com.

The War of 1812 is rightly called the American second war of independence because the war finally led to the British removing all of their troops from the soil of the United States.[1] The removal of the troops represented the British acknowledgement of the victory and sovereignty of the United States.[2]

9. The last page of the paper should have the list of books, articles and any sources you used to write the paper.
10. Names in bibliography should be written in alphabetical order: a,b,c, etc.

Example of footnotes and Bibliographical format citations of books and articles:

Bibliographical Format of a book: Doe, John. The History of the American Revolution. New York: New York University Press, 1978.

Book citation for footnote:  John Doe. The History of the American Revolution. (New York: New York University Press, 1978), p. 20.

Article format in Bibliography: Doe, John. “The Federalists Interpretation of the American Constitution.” Journal of American History, vol. 6, no. 23 (1964), p. 16.

Article citation for footnote: John Doe. “The Federalists Interpretation of the American Constitution.” Journal of American History, vol. 6, no. 23 (1964), p. 16.

INTERVIEW CITATIONS:

Bibliography: Peters, Linda. Interviewed May 7, 2018. Baltimore, Maryland.

Footnote citation: Linda Peters. Interviewed May 7, 2018. Baltimore, Maryland.

Rubric for Paper

1. Paper without clear Title, introduction, a clear Thesis/theme, research significance, and new info/idea explored in the paper. (-10 points).

2. Paper with a very broad or vague title, without names, course section, not related to Africa or Black people (-20points).

3. Paper not staple before submission (-25points).

4. Use of personal Pronoun “I”: (-3 points for each use).

5. Lack of paragraphs and indentions on pages of the paper: (-5 points each page).

6. Lack of double-spacing or typing on both sides of the paper: (-10 points each page).

7. Paper with disjointed and repeated sentences and ideas, wrong spellings, very long sentence(s) (-10 points every paragraph).

8. Paper without clarity in Conclusion and failed to highlights NEW info/ideas the research revealed. (-10 points).

9. The use of any websites such as www.google.com, or Wikipedia or any www.com as sources on any page: (-5 points for each citation).

10. Sources should include published books and journal articles and newspapers. Footnote citations without names of authors, titles of sources cited, and citation pages: (-5 points each page).

11. Bibliographical sources not arrange alphabetically and/or less than five: (-15 points).

12. After the first citation of a book, article or any source, the citation of the same source and page should cited as “Ibid,” the same source but different page should be “Ibid,” page #. (-5 each page for not doing so).

13. The use of one source for more than three pages (-5points every time)

14. The use of APA or MLA on any page: (-5points each page).

15. Paper less than 10 pages (-25 points).

[1] John Doe. The American Second War of Independence. (New York: Columbia University Press, 2001), P. 7.

[2] James Peterson. “The Second Victory for Americans after the War of 1812.” Journal of War History. Vol. 5, no. 6(1820), p. 12.

Answer preview

Impact of the Black Panther Party in the War for Justice and Equality

The Black Panther Party epitomized the black power and commitment to resist the inequality existing within the American culture through an African based culture. Within all its activities revolving policing, poverty and social justice the party used a vernacular style that drew the Africans closely to fight against injustice[1].The revolutionary movement most basic development was an establishment of the African identity to demand their rights. The party members were involved directly into violence with the police officers. The members monitored the police movements in the black communities with rifles. The killing of the Africans by the police had accelerated especially on the eve of the revolutionary movement led by Malcolm X. The Black Panther party considered the confrontation of the law enforcement agencies as the only solution focused activism towards their brutality. Newton with knowledge of law understood that the law allowed the blacks to have weapons in California.

The Black Panther Party established

                [1]  Ongiri, Amy Abugo. Spectacular Blackness: The cultural politics of the Black Power Movement and the search for a Black aesthetic. University of Virginia Press, 2009,12.

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