For this component of your portfolio, you will complete a five-part analysis of the style and purpose of Killing Kennedy: The End of Camelot by Bill O'Reilly and Martin Dugard . Each part of this analysis will consist of at least one well-developed paragraph showing thoughtful insight and including text support as needed. Analyze the following topics:

Purpose—Discuss why the author wrote this book and what argument the text makes. Be sure to discuss the author's tone.

Research—Discuss the research the author had to conduct to write this text and give a brief description of the citation method. Use any information the author gives, including forewords, afterwords, footnotes, endnotes, etc.

Language—Discuss how the author uses language to convey his or her purpose. Be specific, and give examples from the text as support.

Important Quotes—List and discuss five important quotes in the text. Discuss why each quote is important and how each quote reflects the greater purpose or meaning of the book. (This can be formatted as a list rather than a paragraph.)

Universal Ideas—List and discuss at least five universal connections you can make with this book. Consider the major ideas covered and discuss the author’s perspective on each. Examples could include culture, greed, power, humanity, etc.