Discuss how at least two of the previous four issues discussed in this course – environmental change, globalization, racial inequality, and the War on Terror – contribute to our historical understanding of the ongoing civil war in Darfur.
Roots – Sample Outline
Central Question (adapted from a previous offering of this course): Discuss how at least two of the previous four issues discussed in this course – environmental change, globalization, racial inequality, and the War on Terror – contribute to our historical understanding of the ongoing civil war in Darfur.
The sample detailed outline is what follows. Note that the thesis, sub-arguments, and evidence all appear as complete sentences. Each layer of the outline contains at least two points. The thesis not only makes an argument, but also indicates how the rest of the outline will “prove” that argument based on historical evidence. Use the ruler at the top of the page to align sections appropriately, using uniform indentation.
Outline begins here:
Title: Race, Climate, History, and a Deeper Understanding of Darfur
Main argument: The conflict in Darfur has historically involved a complex confluence of regional and global factors that have not only contributed to the violence, but have also prevented many in the United States and other Western countries from truly understanding the conflict. Thus, it has been labeled, inaccurately, a genocide committed by Arabs against Africans. Rather than understand Darfur in this simplistic way, a focus on the historical creation of racial identities in British-ruled Sudanand the near forty-year Sahelian drought that has displaced countless tribes challenges the misperception of this conflict as a racially motivated genocide.
I. British colonial rule in Sudan (1899-1956) served as the first introduction of race-based identities to the region – identities that Westerners and indeed some Sudanese involved in the conflict continue to use to understand the civil war there.
A. Early colonial writers tended to describe Sudan and much of sub-Saharan Africa as devoid of internal stimuli and instead reliant on outside forces for change. In particular, British writers characterized Africa as comprised of a native African race and non-African settlers, including Arabs.,…………………….
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