Description

[Please delete all instructions once you have completed this case study. Length: 1-2 double-spaced pages. Use a minimum of one (1) documented example from your US History OpenStax course text and one (1) scholarly source from the Chamberlain Library. Remember, sources for this case study are found under the Leganto List of sources. Add your in-text citations and end references. The course text has already been added to the references, but please add your additional scholarly source to the list.]

Introduction

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the main subheadings should have at least three in-text citations to give credit to information used or to support your claims. It will automatically default to the correct font, size and double spacing. Below, you will find a heading for each area that is expected. The document will expand as you type. Remember that you will need 1-2 full pages this week (not including the title or references page).

Evaluate why the Mayflower Compact was necessitated.

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Describe in what ways the Mayflower Compact contributed to early self- government.

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Analyze how the Mayflower Compact set precedence for American democracy.

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Conclusion

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References

Add one (1) additional source for a total of 2 scholarly sources. (Encyclopedias and

Dictionaries are not scholarly sources.) The other resource can come from the Chamberlain Library or a scholarly and external source from the Internet. Here are some database suggestions I found in the Chamberlain Library; American History from Infobase, Arts & Humanities Database from ProQuest, and Research Library from ProQuest. The course text is already referenced in the correct format for you. Please erase these instructions before submitting your paper. Make sure to include in-text citations for each of these required sources below:

Corbett, P.S., Janssen, V., Lund, J. M., Pfannestiel, T., Waskiewicz, S., Vickery, P. (2017). U.S. History. Ann Arbor: XanEdu.