must use credible resources …. W r i t i n g

Apply Just War Theory to a few major events or policies during the war. Given that the war was happening were there things that either side did that violated the rules of just conduct of the war?

*****Due 12-9-21 at 9pm

1. 8 page paper (no more-no less). In APA style 7th ed

2. Double spaced, font 12 in times new roman 

3. One-inch margin on all four sides of the paper. 

4. Include a title page (7th Ed. APA style).

5. Everything must be cited if it has a reference

6. All ‘assignments’ (papers) require scholarly references and cite your sources in your paper.

7. References must be included on the last page.

Recommendations: I want to strongly caution you against just doing an online search on this topic. Lots of people with no clue what they are talking about and a political axe to grind write things about the Civil War, its causes, and its aftermath. There are mountains of terrible books on this subject, and, as publishing on the internet is easier than getting a book published, the internet is even worse. The stuff you find on the internet is likely to be worse than no research at all, so don’t use internet sources unless you have really good reason to trust the source.

A good online resource is the following Yale course, provided free to the public: https:// (Links to an external site.)

There is the Ken Burns documentary on the Civil War which you can find on Netflix. It is also available from the library. It is not as scholarly as the Yale course I linked to above, but it provides a good overview of the war itself. It might be especially helpful for the topic. When it comes to books there are quite a few good ones. The two I would recommend are James McPherson’s ‘Battle Cry of Freedom: The Civil War Era’ and Eric Foner’s ‘Reconstruction: America’s Unfinished Revolution’

PLEASE follow instructions to the “T”!! Any questions…please text me 260-445-9605The Conduct of the War.(C) Apply Just War Theory to a few major events or policies during the war. This is different from (A) because (A) is about whether starting the war was just. But given that the war was happening were there things that either side did that violated the rules of just conduct of the war?And you must use credible resources….  I want to strongly caution you against just doing an online search on this topic. Lots of people with no clue what they are talking about and a political axe to grind write things about the Civil War, its causes, and its aftermath. There are mountains of terrible books on this subject, and, as publishing on the internet is easier than getting a book published, the internet is even worse. The stuff you find on the internet is likely to be worse than no research at all, so don’t use internet sources unless you have really good reason to trust the source.A good online resource is the following Yale course, provided free to the public: https:// (Links to an external site.)