Question- Was discussion of food used to demonstrate poverty

Question- Was discussion of food used to demonstrate poverty? Why?1. Project Analysis essay and presentationYou will write one research paper. The paper must be a minimum of 13-15 pages, exclusive of title page and annotated bibliography. One inch margins, 12 pt font, double spaced only, no extra hard returns between paragraphs. The title page and annotated bibliography do NOT count in the page requirement. Footnotes (or endnotes, they are the same) do include in the page count. The book ‘Coming of Age in Mississippi’ attached below has to be read in order to answer the question.You must use scholarly sources for this part of the paper. A presentation for the paper must also be completed.I expect a minimum of 4-5 primary and 2-3 secondary sources to be used, in addition to the books. So to reiterate, select one or more documents, and begin to formulate your ideas about what it is you wish to argue about. For example, you find a document related to Franklin D. Roosevelt, and you would like to develop a thesis that argues Roosevelt’s first New Deal worsened the economy rather than helped it, you would first locate one or more primary source documents about the first New Deal, then research your argument further, finding secondary sources that support your ideas.What is a primary and what is a secondary source? A primary source is an actual record from the past, such as an autobiography, coin, diary, government document, letter, photograph, speech, stamp, or other items created by people who lived through an event (such as a speech given by former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill). Examples of secondary sources include your textbooks, and biographies. You may combine relevant documents if you wish to do so. When composing analyses, you will need to answer the following questions (if the question does not apply, or cannot be answered, simply do not address it, but do develop your responses to other questions to ensure a well-developed, analytical response):Papers need to be written in narrative form.You must properly cite the document you select in both footnotes and in your annotated bibliography. You will be assessed on:The development of your thesis and content (avoid generalizations and defend all assertions/conclusions)Writing clarity (concise, well-written, clear, and coherent narrative).The organization of your essay (follow A-C and all sub-points [if all sub-points are applicable]). All paragraphs should be well-developed [does not move away from the central focus of the analysis], and follow a chronological structure.Style guidelines followed/format adhered to required CMS/Turabian (annotations, footnotes, title page, format, citations, structure, mechanics). Follows both Professor’s style guidelines found at http://www.oakton.edu/user/~wmaier/index4.htm (click on style guidelines key) and the Turabian guidelines: http://www.wisc.edu/writing/Handbook/DocChicago.html. All sources must be annotated; more information is found below.All sources must be cited with a footnote, and included in an annotated bibliography. One cites the source, then includes a brief explanation of the type of source.Conclusions and DefenseYou are required to footnote all sources consulted/quoted from throughout using only the Chicago Manual of Style/Turabian. Any use/reference to/consultation from Wikipedia or use of a citation or format style other than the above will result in an automatic F with no rewrites accepted.Outside sources must 1. be approved by professor; 2. cited properly. Students who wish to use any other websites must clear it with the professor first. Unless approved, encyclopedias are not allowed for this project. Journal articles are encouraged, such as Holocaust and Genocide Studies. Please see me for more recommendations. All sources must be cited with a footnote, and included in an annotated bibliography. One cites the source, then includes a brief explanation of the type of source. An example of an annotated bibliography entry is as follows:Paechter, Heinz. Nazi-Deutsch: A Glossary of Contemporary German Usage. New York: Frederick Ungar Publishing, Co., 1944. This text, although dated, was commissioned and released before the Nazis were defeated, and it reviewed how the Nazis used words to convey their messages of hate and destruction.Requirements for all written assignments:1” margins on top, left, right, and bottom12 Point Font, preferably Times New Roman, for all submitted assignmentsAll Assignments Must Be TypedAll footnotes must be single spaced, and in 10 pt. font (footnote text)All use of quotations must be citedBibliography in proper alphabetical order and all entries annotatedCite All Information That is Not Your Own, or Quoted from a SourceDouble-Space everything (except footnotes)Indent the first line of each new paragraphNo Extra Spaces in Between ParagraphsNo Report Covers or Folders, and No Rubber-banding or Folding of AssignmentsOne-Sided Printing OnlyPage Number in Header or Footer, justified rightPrint in Black Ink on White Paper Only, and Staple (or clip) in Upper Left CornerTitle page required for all assignments. Your title page should look like this (center the title page):Problems with the Versailles Treaty, 1919-1930 (your title)BYJohn Smith (your name)HIS 112-003 (the course)4 December 2021 (date you finish paper)The second page of the assignment should look like this:Your name(course number)DateTitle of your document Analysis begins here.Your name and other information should look exactly how it is here. Center your title, and bold it. Also, indent the first line of each paragraph. All paragraphs are double-spaced, and EACH ANALYSIS MUST BE A MINIMUM OF 13 PAGES BUT SHOULD BE NO MORE THAN 15 PAGES. Do not put extra spaces in between the paragraphs. Do double space. Use 12-point font, with 1” margins. INCLUDE A COPY (or duly noted link in a footnote) OF THE DOCUMENT YOU SELECTED (OR THE PAPER WILL BE RETURNED).If the papers are under 13 pages (this does not include your title page, nor does it include your ANNOTATED bibliography) it will be returned to you with a grade of F. No rewrites are accepted.NOTE: Any use of Wikipedia or any such online encyclopedia source that is non-scholarly and not approved will result in a F for the assignment. No rewrites are accepted. Late papers are not accepted.With the exception of your lecture notes, your textbook, or handouts written by the professor, no other outside source is allowed for completion of this assignment. I may approve use of a journal article. All use of sources must be properly cited using footnotes. Use of images is not allowed, unless it is part of your cover of your folder, or you wish to include your notations from images on the website (or linked pages). If images are a necessary part of your paper, you must secure permission to use images not in the public domain. See professor for more on this.In addition to content, each analysis will also be graded on your use of grammar and proper citation format (please make sure that you use the Chicago School/Turabian format.) All students must follow the Turabian method of citation, which entails the use of footnotes, not parenthetical citations. Instructions for this method are found at the following websites: http://www.libs.uga.edu/ref/turabian.html http://www.lib.umich.edu/ummu/guides/art/turabian…. http://www.lib.duke.edu/libguide/within.htm#Turabi…No citation formats, such as MLA, will be accepted. In addition to reviewing the websites given above on Chicago/Turabian format, you can download research paper guidelines here: http://www.oakton.edu/acad/dept/hispol/History%20P… Students who wish to use any other websites must clear it with the professor first. Unless approved, encyclopedias are not allowed for this project. Journal articles are encouraged. Please see me for more recommendations.No internet sites, that are not online journal databases, will be acceptable sources unless indicated by the professor as otherwise. You may not use Wikipedia, or any such encyclopedia source. In addition to content, each paper will also be graded on your use of grammar and proper citation format (please make sure that you use the Chicago School/Turabian format.) All other citation formats, such as MLA, will not be accepted.There are serious consequences to violations of the academic integrity policy.