It is recommended that you not conduct outside research for this essay, but, if you do, be sure to include the full, accurate reference of the web site, book, and/or article. The instructor is interested in reading innovative, detailed, and personalized observations, those of any history content expert. Be sure, though, to substantiate your opinions and impressions with specific, supporting illustrations so that the reader can easily visualize what you describe. Compose a letter to a friend or a relative who is living somewhere back East describing what daily life is like. This should be seen from the eyes of the character you are, whether a male or a female, and the strata of society in which you lived as well as the part of Arizona in which you lived. Give a firsthand account of life during the Indian Wars. How did they affect you? What stories did you hear? Remember
, this is a letter and it should be formatted accordingly with a salutation (e.g., Dear XXX), body, and a closing (e.g., Love always, XXX). You are a reporter sent by your magazine, , to cover the Indian Wars. Compose a magazine article which will be read nationwide. Remember that your magazines goal is to sell issues. You want to keep your readers interested in the topic, yet keep it factual. All skillful reporters include the 5 Ws and 1 H of the story-the who, what, when, where, why, and how. You are a reporter for the covering the Civil War. Compose your story about the Civil War in Arizona. As a skillful reporter, include the 5 Ws and 1 H of the story-the who, what, when, where, why, and how. This will be a front page story, so make it readable and include specific aspects of the war out West that you think will make interesting reading. Purchase the answer to view it