Writing Assignment Paper: The Age of Enlightenment

Thew video for this order will be available on 23th or before then, I will send it as soon as it opens
A Note about Posting:
Your essay post should be a NEW THREAD. Put the Category # and Source # in the subject line of your essay post.
Make sure you watch the lecture video for Unit 2 before writing your essay post.
The goal of this discussion is to understand the changes wrought in political philosophy and social attitudes during the Age of Enlightenment. We will also seek to understand how these changes then influenced significance political upheavals both in the Americas and Europe.
3-paragraph essay (min: 300 words) DUE Thursday, October 27:
On the basis of one of the primary sources listed below discuss the primary characteristics of the Age of Enlightenment (as explained in the lecture video).
REMEMBER: Your essay should have three distinct paragraphs:
Your first paragraph should introduce the source and review the bibliographic information (author, type, date).
Your second paragraph should summarize the contents of the source effectively and completely.
Your third paragraph (the conclusion) should explain how the source helps us better understand the larger context of world history as discussed in the assigned textbook chapters. Refer to specific pages in the textbook with MLA formatting used in citations.
Choose one source from one of the categories listed below for your Essay post:
Category 1: the basis ideas of the Enlightenment
Excerpts from Rene Descartes at http://public(dot)wsu(dot)edu/~brians/world_civ/worldcivreader/world_civ_reader_2/descartes.html
Excerpts from John Mill “On Liberty” at http://public(dot)wsu(dot)edu/~brians/world_civ/worldcivreader/world_civ_reader_2/mill.html 
Excerpts from the writings of John Locke at http://www(dot)historywiz(dot)com/locke.htm
Excerpts from the writings of Voltaire on the need for Toleration at http://history(dot)hanover(dot)edu/texts/voltaire/voltoler.html
Excerpts from the writings of Immanuel Kant at http://www(dot)historywiz(dot)com/kant.htm
Excerpts from the writings of John Jacques Rousseau at http://www(dot)fordham(dot)edu/Halsall/mod/rousseau-contract2.asp
Excerpts from the writings of Thomas Paine at http://praxeology(dot)net/PaineCR-RM.htm
Category 2: the rights of women and minorities
Excerpts from the writings of Olympic de Gouge at http://www(dot)historywiz(dot)com/primarysources/declrightswomen.html
Excerpts from the writings of Mary Wollstonecraft at http://womhist(dot)alexanderstreet(dot)com/awrm/doc1.htm
Excerpts from the writings of Simon Bolivar at http://excerpts(dot)indepthinfo(dot)com/simon-bolivars-jamaica-letter
More excepts from the writings of Simon Bolivar at http://homepages(dot)udayton(dot)edu/~santamjc/angosturatxt.html
A call to the citizens of Haiti at https://www(dot)marxists(dot)org/history/haiti/1791/gregoire.htm
Excerpts from the writing of Toussaint Louverture at http://www(dot)marxists(dot)org/reference/archive/toussaint-louverture/1801/final-proclamation.htm
Correspondence between Abigail and John Adams at http://www(dot)thelizlibrary(dot)org/suffrage/abigail.htm
Category 3: Revolutionary documents
The US Declaration of Independence at http://www(dot)earlyamerica(dot)com/earlyamerica/freedom/doi/text.html
The US Bill of Rights at http://www(dot)ratical(dot)org/co-globalize/BillOfRights.html
The French Declaration of the Rights of Man at http://avalon(dot)law(dot)yale(dot)edu/18th_century/rightsof.asp
The Proclamation of Independence of Haiti at https://www(dot)marxists(dot)org/history/haiti/1794/proclamation.htm
The Haitian Constitution of 1801 at http://www2(dot)webster(dot)edu/~corbetre/haiti/history/earlyhaiti/1805-const.htm