Elvis Outline & Bibliography
This is my thesis, outline, bibliography, and sources that I used for my Enriched English class. enjoy C:
Thesis: Elvis Presley revolutionized the world of music, and has impacted the lives of many.
I. Elvis Lives On A. New Music 1. Opened black music to the world 2. Combined gospel, blues, and country to form a new type of music B. Nicknames 1. The King 2. Elvis the Pelvis C. Graceland 1. Historical Site 2. Worldwide Visitors
II. Birth A. Tupelo, Mississippi 1. Jesse Garon
III. Childhood A. Beliefs 1. Church B. Morals C. School
IV. Homes A. Tupelo B. Memphis C. Jobs
V. Discovery A. Sam Phillips
VI. Music Career A. Albums B. Records 1. Most Record Sales
VII. World War II A. Drafting
VIII. Movie Career A. Hollywood
IX. Gladys A. Relationship B. Death
X. Generosity A. Charities 1. “Elvis: Aloha from Hawaii by Satellite.” B. Random Acts of Kindness 1. Cadillac 2. Diamond Watch
XI. Priscilla A. Meeting 1. World War II B. Marriage 1. Problems C. Lisa Marie D. Divorce
XII. Death A. Mourning World 1. Lowered Flags B. Funeral 1. Visitation 2. Thousands of Fans
XIII. After Death A. Mourning World B. Sales C. Graceland
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Bibliography
Buckley, William F Jr. “Elvis’s bad break” National Review. 52. May 22, 2000: 78.
IMDb.com, Inc. “Biography for Elvis Presley” 1990-2000 http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000062/bio
“Remember When? ; 1977” Evening Mail 21 Aug. 2008: 17
Robins, Wayne “Elvis! 50 years of Rock ‘n’ roll” Billboard Sep. 2004: 17 Volume: 116
Rubel, David Elvis Presley : The Rise of Rock and Roll. Brookfield, Connecticut: Millbrook Press, 1991
Woog, Adam The Importance of Elvis Presley. San Diego, CA: Lucent Books,
Thesis: Elvis Presley revolutionized the world of music, and has impacted the lives of many.
I. Elvis Lives On A. New Music 1. Opened black music to the world 2. Combined gospel, blues, and country to form a new type of music B. Nicknames 1. The King 2. Elvis the Pelvis C. Graceland 1. Historical Site 2. Worldwide Visitors
II. Birth A. Tupelo, Mississippi 1. Jesse Garon
III. Childhood A. Beliefs 1. Church B. Morals C. School
IV. Homes A. Tupelo B. Memphis C. Jobs
V. Discovery A. Sam Phillips
VI. Music Career A. Albums B. Records 1. Most Record Sales
VII. World War II A. Drafting
VIII. Movie Career A. Hollywood
IX. Gladys A. Relationship B. Death
X. Generosity A. Charities 1. “Elvis: Aloha from Hawaii by Satellite.” B. Random Acts of Kindness 1. Cadillac 2. Diamond Watch
XI. Priscilla A. Meeting 1. World War II B. Marriage 1. Problems C. Lisa Marie D. Divorce
XII. Death A. Mourning World 1. Lowered Flags B. Funeral 1. Visitation 2. Thousands of Fans
XIII. After Death A. Mourning World B. Sales C. Graceland
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Bibliography
Buckley, William F Jr. “Elvis’s bad break” National Review. 52. May 22, 2000: 78.
IMDb.com, Inc. “Biography for Elvis Presley” 1990-2000 http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000062/bio
“Remember When? ; 1977” Evening Mail 21 Aug. 2008: 17
Robins, Wayne “Elvis! 50 years of Rock ‘n’ roll” Billboard Sep. 2004: 17 Volume: 116
Rubel, David Elvis Presley : The Rise of Rock and Roll. Brookfield, Connecticut: Millbrook Press, 1991
Woog, Adam The Importance of Elvis Presley. San Diego, CA: Lucent Books,
Bibliography: Buckley, William F Jr. “Elvis’s bad break” National Review. 52. May 22, 2000: 78. IMDb.com, Inc. “Biography for Elvis Presley” 1990-2000 http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000062/bio “Remember When? ; 1977” Evening Mail 21 Aug. 2008: 17 Robins, Wayne “Elvis! 50 years of Rock ‘n’ roll” Billboard Sep. 2004: 17 Volume: 116 Rubel, David Elvis Presley : The Rise of Rock and Roll. Brookfield, Connecticut: Millbrook Press, 1991 Woog, Adam The Importance of Elvis Presley. San Diego, CA: Lucent Books, 1997