Answer & Explanation:Instructions from professor:For this paper, you will interpret Allen D. Grimshaws Urban Racial Violence in the United States Changing Ecological Considerations. The purpose of the exercise is to focus intensely on the nature of a source, avoiding a superficial analysis. I want you to make a sustained argument and support it with evidence from a close examination of the source. Successful arguments about primary sources begin with careful attention to the thematic and formal features of the text as well as the conditions of its production. In arriving at an argument, you should first concentrate on figuring out all of the details of the source. For written texts, this includes giving consideration to diction, syntax, grammar, and sentence structure; voice, tone, style, and genre; images, metaphors, and themes; and structure. You will also want to think outside of the text, to consider the creators relationship to the audience of the song and the links between this song and other works/events of the time. Your examination should also focus on the c
ontext of the report in relation to history, politics, the social climate of the time, overall message, and effect. *(In this case, evaluating, tracing, and forecasting the changing social climate in the U.S. urban racial violence in the north and south)The key to writing an interesting analysis of a primary source is to find something that intrigues you about it and try to figure out what that something means.In writing your paper, you should take care to situate your reader with respect to your source and its context, providing any and all pertinent information that he/she needs to know in order to properly understand its meaning. This might include: the creators name and background; the context of creation; the genre of the source; and the reason for its creation (insofar as it is possible to know from the source). Your aim should be that any educated non-specialist, even one who does not know anything specific about your source or its topic, can follow your argument.Number of pages: 4 Number of sources: 0 Citation style: chicago Academic level: collegeyear4 Course name: