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Artifact: stained glass windows

https://www.loc.gov/collections/lamb-studio/about-this-collection/ 

OUTLINE FOR PAPER

This is a POSSIBLE outline for the final paper - it is NOT mandatory. 

Introduction:

• Introduce topic  
• Thesis statement: WHAT YOU ARE ARGUING.
• EXAMPLE: Hawthorne uses allegory in.... to effect the reader in these ways: XYZ.   

Body Paragraphs 

ARTIFACT: 

• Topic sentence (ties to thesis and unites paragraph). 
• Evidence for argument (TEXT OR ARTIFACT)
• Analysis (CLOSE READING)
• Support  (from research).

POINT X (heading ties directly to thesis) All paragraphs related to this point are organized below heading.

• Topic sentence (ties to thesis and unites paragraph). 
• Evidence for argument (TEXT OR ARTIFACT)
• Analysis (CLOSE READING)
• Support  (from research).

• Topic sentence (ties to thesis and unites paragraph). 
• Evidence for argument (TEXT OR ARTIFACT)
• Analysis (CLOSE READING)
• Support  (from research).

POINT # Y

• Topic sentence (ties to thesis and unites paragraph). 
• Evidence for argument (TEXT OR ARTIFACT)
• Analysis (CLOSE READING)
• Support  (from research).

• Topic sentence (ties to thesis and unites paragraph). 
• Evidence for argument (TEXT OR ARTIFACT)
• Analysis (CLOSE READING)
• Support  (from research).

You get the idea ...

Conclusion:

• Wrap it up (maybe look ahead - how could this be applied...).