Ar'n't I a Woman?: Female Slaves in the Plantation South by Deborah Gray WhiteWilling to pay12$ Write a review by answering this questiona:What is the thesis ?what eveden does White use to support hi

 Ar'n't I a Woman?: Female Slaves in the Plantation South by Deborah Gray WhiteWilling to pay12$  Write a review by answering this questiona:What is the thesis ?what eveden does White use to support his thesis?What is White's intervention?Why is this book important for the history of slavery in the US?Why it is important for us to understand slave communities?what were the different caricatures of enslaved black women and how did White contest each of these caricatures?Explain the life cycle of enslav black women according to White?what is everyday resistanc?explain the resistance methods of slaved black women?explain the gendered and sexual na of slave labor?explain the violence experience by enslaved women?  The Slave Community and one for Ar'n't I A Woman. These book reviews constitute a significant part of your grade, so read the following instructions carefully. Your papers should summarize the main arguments that the author is trying to make, evaluate the effectiveness of the author’s arguments, and analyze the sources upon which the author bases these arguments. (For a general model, see the book review section of the Journal of American History). Use the below outline as a template for how your book review should be written: Paragraph 1: Explain the author’s thesis—the main point or points that he/she is trying to make in the book. (This is not a description or summary of the book; it is an explanation of the author’s purpose, the central idea or ideas around which the book is organized). Also include a brief discussion of the scope of the book-- the subject of the book and the time or geographical that it covers (i.e. what the book is about). Like the thesis, this should take no more than a sentence or two. Next 3-4 paragraphs. Give a broad, general summary of the book. You cannot in 3-4 paragraphs summarize the entire book, but you can give an example of the author’s arguments that capture the flavor of the book. Next paragraph. Discuss the sources upon which the author bases his book. What research materials did he use? Last paragraph. Assess the book. Do not tell me whether or not you liked it or found it interesting, but tell me how successful the author was in achieving his objectives (thesis) and convincing you of f the validity of his arguments; also cite the strengths and weaknesses of the book (if they exist). Note: A paragraph should be 1/2 to 3/4 pages in length. Do not write paragraphs that are too short or too long!  HOW WILL I SUBMIT THE BOOK REVIEW? 1. At least (3. 2. Double Spaced 3. 12 point 4. Times New Roman Font 5. One-Inch Margins 6. Chicago Style