“The Gandhi's Salt March”

  1. Research the historical facts of the situation. Depending on how long ago your topic is, you will find newspaper articles or history books. These will be factual sources.
  2. Label who you are calling the Agitators and label who you are calling the Establishment/Control
  3. Determine a short statement of the ideology of the Agitators and determine a short statement of the Establishment/Control
  4. Determine which strategies from Chapter 2 were used by your Agitators and which strategies from Chapter 3 were used by your Establishment.
  5. Name of Strategy- define it. Thing/Event(s) done by your Agitators/Establishment that is an example of the strategy
  6. Do this for each strategy that you see used. There should be examples from both the Agitators and the Establishment.
  7. This analysis will be your opinion! It is unlikely you will find academic sources that will speak directly to this.
  8. Which strategies were most successful? Why? This is your opinion. Remember that it doesn’t mean that the successful strategies were only by the “winner” of the conflict; it could have been a successful event along the way or part of a still ongoing conflict.
  9. Now put this information into an outline. (See sample)
  10. Start to put your above information into paragraphs.
  11. Worry about transitional sentences AFTER you have the foundation.

Sample Solution