His 5000, FA 2009, Eastern Illinois, Newton KeyHistoriographical Review Papers1. Carnahan, Taraa. Abolition of the Slave Trade (Quakers and others), 1780-1810i. Dr. Foy2. Dalton, Andrew S.a. Civil War: the war years/beyond military history, 1861-65 (to be fleshed out)i. Dr. Voss-Hubbard3. Davis, Bryant C.a. Age of Jackson, 1820s-30si. Dr. Voss-Hubbard4. Hodgson, Brandon D.a. Race, Class, and Gender in the War of American Independence, 1775-81i. Dr. Foy5. Hosin, Chady M.a. Meiji Restoration, 1850-70si. Dr. Lee6. Kernc, Christopher R. a. Industry and the West: Beyond the Turner Thesis, 1890-1910si. Drs. Curry/Titus7. Lempera, Amanda L. a. Decline of the Ottoman Empire, 1750-1918i. Dr. Yaycioglu8. Markelz, Ryan M.a. Indian-White relations in North American Middle Ground/Borderlands, before1800i. Dr. Barnhart9. Morrisette, Adam C.a. Caribbean colonial world before 1700i. Drs. Foy and Smith10. Rogers, Staci L.a. Imperial Boston, 1759-1774 (The Boston Massacre and Beyond)i. Dr. Foy 11. Ruiz, Herman R.a. The Sans-culottes Revolution, 1792-1794i. Dr. Smith12. Wallace, Robert M. a. European Military Revolution, 1560-1800 (dating appears to be part of thedebate!)i. Drs. Key/Smith13. Weatherford, Michael a. American and New Imperialism, 1890-1910 (to be fleshed out)i. Drs. Hardeman/CurryHis 5000, FA 2009, Eastern Illinois, Newton KeyHis 5000 Historiographical Review. This paper (12-18 pp., 30%) will be a critical review of thehistoriography on subject bounded in time and space (those approved listed above). Within thishistoriography you should find a variety of approaches (for example, a Marxist approach, agendered approach, an Atlantic world approach, a microhistory, etc.). Your historiographicalreview should be modeled on those in Historical Journal (available in Booth, JSTOR, etc.),although those in HJ focus on recent books and yours probably will analyze articles and booksover the past fifty years or more. You will be advised in preparing a bibliography for this paperboth by myself and another professor in the department with the relevant specialty (as well asyour own searches in Historical Abstracts, America History and Life, RHS online Bibliographyof British and Irish History, Booth stacks, etc.). Essays should be typed, double-spaced, and useChicago Manual of Style/Turabian form of referencing (see citation guidehttp://ux1.eiu.edu/~nekey/citate.htm). I suggest that you consult and analyze at least one historiographical review essay on your subject,as well as eight-to-ten key articles (or relevant chapters in books), and four-to-six book reviews.Also, append a further reading list of eight-to-ten additional works which you consulted onlybriefly, but which you know through reviews, other articles, to be relevant to your argument. This can be revised (more articles, less book reviews; a full seminal book in your field, fewerarticles). Due, morning Dec. 16. Annotated bibliography (working title of historiographicalreview, 8-10 works fully cited, with one sentence of why the article will be useful, and with abrief phrase of approach represented for each; don’t use keywords words in titles to explainarticles, 2 pp., 5% or half quiz grade), due Oct. 22 (email