In your paper, explain what the website is about, describe how it is organized, and discuss the historical perspective of the website. Evaluate the website in terms of its reliability. In other words, you should answer as many of these questions as possible: who is the writer and/or editor; who is the sponsor; when was it created; when was the last time it was updated? Is there any other way to assess the credibility of this website, in other words compare the information with information from your text book or another (internet) source? Also, discuss the historical perspective of the website--what do you think is the main point and what did you learn about U.S. history from this website. Discuss how the information in the website enhances your understanding of the history of the times. Finally, discuss how well you feel that the website meets its objective doing the job it seems intended to do. What is your overall assessment of this website? Would you recommend this website to others? Why or why not? Additional Requirements: Your paper should have a title, and page numbers. Also it should be typed in 12-point font and in Times New Roman, each page should have 1 inch margins. At the end, you should include a list of "works cited," including any web pages that you used as well as the textbook, if you use it. Textbooks for this course: Eric Foner, Give Me Liberty! Volume 2, Second Edition (W.W. Norton) and James S. Olson Equality Deferred (Wadsworth)---Use this textbooks as your source of reference.