For example, write about:

-The relationship between her and her husband. How she decided to take over her husband’s torch and Why.

-Was she an ambitious, forceful person? Or was she a great spirit moved by the needs of her people?

-You could always put yourself in the shoes of her critics and also in the place of the people she was known as a savior. And then, argue both perspectives and let the reader know Why people opposed to her and Why her followers felt she was the answer to freedom and happiness.

Don’t forget to add “quotes” from your research. What people have said about her arguing those points. Use quotes but do-not-use-too-much-of-them or using too much space with it.

Use your research to make your paper, your arguments, and your points.

At The End: It will be your own conclusion: What you really, as an author, feel and know about what you wrote.

Ask your teacher if you could use pictures and How Many Of Them. This is very useful to illustrate your writing, and also it’s another page you do not have to write.

Again, keep it simple but forceful with depth into what you read, researched, and saw about her.

I wish you my very best!