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Choose one of the following topics and write a 5-7 page persuasive paper. To make your argument, you will need to use one example from each of the three historical periods:  (i) Progressive Period (Modern Times, A Nous La Liberte), (ii) World War II Era (Citizen Kane, The Fountainhead) and (iii) Post-War Period (Nine to Five, Network, Bartleby, Glengarry, Glen Ross). Remember to consider the consequences and implications of your findings so that you can provide important and meaningful conclusions to your essay. 1.) Describe how popular attitudes towards business–as reflected in the different movie treatments from each of the three periods–have shifted over time, and explain what social, political, economic, or cultural changes accounted for these shifts. 2.) Compare the different attitudes to women’s roles in the workforce in each of the three periods, and explain how and why they have changed. 3.) Consider how expectations of working people (i.e. laborers, office workers, managers, etc.) have shifted in each of the three periods, and account for those changes. Please feel free to use the supplemental readings in the course, as well as any other research you need to do, and cite all material in APA format.

Recall a funeral for a family member that you attended.  How was the ceremony unique in some way? Was it possibly due to your culture or maybe your religious affiliation?  Think about where your family came from and how you naturally took on the customs of the population from which your family derived from. Instructions: Describe in details the funeral ceremony you attended and the significance of each thing that you remembered.

Argument Essay. Is there too much pressure on girls to have “perfect bodies” double – spaced with MLA format pages. 5 sources total. Notes, all sources should come from the documents I attached please. no outside sources . all 5 sources from document in attach file. MLA FORMAT, 5 pages total

do a Generative Writing exercise to help you brainstorm topics for your ENG114 Essay. The course essay asks you to discuss the importance of language and literacy in your personal life, focusing on any aspect you wish. This exercise gets you thinking about the personal contexts of language and literacy that influence you and asks you to concretely describe and critically reflect on these contexts. 1. Provide a personal definition of literacy. Explain what relationship(s) exist between reading, writing, and language.  2. Think through personal contexts, cultural influences, and educational experiences of your own. This may include a memory of secondary education or a reflection of watching one of your children flourish into a productive reader and/or writer. Visualize this memory and describe the moment in as much detail as possible. What happened? Where did it happen? Who was involved? What specific things were said? (feel free to use direct quotes) 3. Reflect on why this memory is so significant to you. Why did you choose this memory? How did it impact you? How did it influence your relationship with language and literacy? In what ways has it perhaps influenced who you are now? How you read, write, and/or communicate?

for this paper you will be writing a review over a movie (The Notebook) you were going to use 2 sources from ROTTEN TOMATOES “Top Critics” you were going to argue both sides of the essay (a positive review and a negative review) and why the film is excellent or poor.

Criteria  Introduction Paragraph Gives background information about the topic and why it is important. 4-5 sentences 10.0 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Body Paragraph One Describes the Research Question (and any relevant Sub-questions) and how you arrived at those questions. 5-7 sentences 20.0 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Body Paragraph Two Describes the Working Thesis Statement and how you arrived at it. This paragraph will also identify the Key Sub-points and how you arrived at those. 5-7 sentences 20.0 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Body Paragraph Three Describes the process you went through to find your Possible Source, including the Search Terms you used and how you used them (how many search term boxes you used at once, deciding to try a related term, restrictions like date or title) 5-7 sentences 20.0 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Conclusion Paragraph Tells where you go from here to start the official research for your paper. Be as specific as possible in discussing your next steps. 4-5 sentences 10.0 pts  Works Cited Entry Copy and paste the Works Cited entry for your Possible Source at the bottom of your Research Paper Proposal

I need urgent a research paper based on “Is human the real enemy of global warming?” Include works cited and some quote in parenthesis if possible with the authors name and page number. Sources must be dated after 2000. Important to have a clear thesis statement with the main idea and at least three arguments.

Think about a persuasive speech that you would like to present on a topic of your choice. The speech can be for any context and any length, but it must be persuasive. If your speech for Unit 1 or Unit 2 was persuasive, you can use the same topic, or you can choose a new one if you prefer. See the list of example speech occasions and purposes for inspiration, if needed. Plan your speech, considering what your introduction, main points, and conclusion will include. Organize your speech, following the structure of Monroe’s Motivated Sequence. Your speech should include an introduction, body, and conclusion. The introduction should contain your key message. The body should cover your main topics and support to back up your main points. Make sure that all support is relevant and from credible sources. Your conclusion should summarize your main points and provide a call to action. Create notes or bullet points that you can refer to while presenting your speech.

file:///home/chronos/u-bab18d0846a450c98ee2fc880b6302821c877672/MyFiles/Downloads/hidden_intellectualism.pdf In 500 to 750 write in essay form your own hiddent intellectualism. In the essay, Graf argues that some subjects usually isn’t accepted aren’t accepted in educational or academic situations, but these are perfectly fine and should be used to help students write and develop some critical thinking skills. Graff loved sports and also had to develop a street-wise understanding of his neighborhod in order to survive.  For Graff, he loved sports but didn’t initially believe sports was a subject matter to help develop intellectural skills. What subject matter do you have an interests in or even a passion for that you believe wouldn’t be the typical subject matter for intellectual work?  Develop in essay form–introduction, thesis, body paragraphs and conclusion–the specific subject, why you have a passion or interests in this subject matter, and how this subject matter has helped you with an educational goal. Perhaps, now that you have some time to think about, this subject matter helped you with reading or thinking more about life, or helped to argue with others about why you like this subject matter.

I need a speak presentation with introduction, body and conclusion. the topic could be free but the requirement in this speech is talk about an specific story of a character ( as the character is telling the history), and in the conclusion talk as a first person saying how that character change my life.  The introduction need begin with a question to use as attention getter. Also, in the introduction will be one sentence for central idea.