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Once you have decided on the type of essay that you will write, you need to make a plan for future work. There are two approaches to drawing up a plan for any essay, not just a history essay. The first approach is that you, having thought through the topic, define a set of questions that in your opinion allow you to comprehensively and deeply disclose it. When you continue working with sources, you will select the material that corresponds to the scheme of your plan. Other sources do not make sense to take into account.

Let's examine this approach with an example. On the topic: the Russian bourgeois-democratic revolution of 1905-1907. the following questions that you mentally ask yourself will help to reveal the content of the abstract:

1) What was the relationship between the features of the socio-economic development of the country at the beginning of the twentieth century and the tasks of the bourgeois revolution?
2) what was the essence of the workers ' and national issues that escalated during the reign of Nicholas II?
3) What event gave rise to the beginning of the revolution?
4) What were the main events and periods of the revolutionary process of 1905-1907?
5) What political changes did the revolution bring to the country?

Answering these questions, you can make a plan of the abstract on this topic.:

Introduction
1. Features of socio-economic development of Russia in the early twentieth century.
2. Causes and tasks of the bourgeois-democratic revolution of 1905-1907.
3. The course of the revolutionary process
4. Political results of the revolution
Conclusion
List of references

After making a plan, you can start creating a list of sources. To do this, in your University library system, you will search for keywords and, from the list offered by the system, select those books, monographs, articles and textbooks that most fully reflect the essence of the issue. Such a search can be set on the website of any online bookstore, and then either find the specified sources in the network, or order their delivery.

After studying the sources from the list, you can start writing an essay on the plan you have drawn up.

The second approach is that planning is preceded by searching for and studying sources. Of course, you can draft a plan, in this case, the plan is secondary to the available information. In fact, first you will find information on the topic and study it, and then, based on it, make a plan. In our opinion, the second approach allows you to more accurately draw up a plan of the abstract, and the work itself makes it more informative and informative.

The sources necessary for writing a history essay can be divided into the following types:

works of outstanding historians of the past and present;
international and state documents: constitutions, party programs, charters, declarations, lawsuits, decrees, etc.;
modern scientific publications (collections, monographs) by foreign and domestic authors;
scientific journalism: articles in specialized historical journals and Newspapers;
reference and information literature: encyclopedias, dictionaries, reference books;
certain types of teaching AIDS: anthologies, albums, visual AIDS, sets of diagrams;
TV and radio programs, documentaries on socio-political and historical topics, podcasts, interview recordings;
Internet resources, including electronic libraries, electronic versions of monographs, collections, magazines and Newspapers;
Chronicles, legends, eyewitness memoirs, literary monuments of the era, hagiographic sources.
On the basis of the read and processed sources, working records, extracts, own thoughts and conclusions, a working version of the main text is formed, the plan of the abstract on history is finally clarified.









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