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 In a well-crafted 3 page response, please discuss the film within the context of the course, identifying the important themes as they pertain to our broader understanding of American history. This review should not focus on whether you enjoyed the film or not but, rather, should analyze the importance of this movie as part of your understanding of American history. Quality responses should reference scenes and themes from the film as well as appropriate readings from the class itself.  

I want the paper edited for spelling, repetition of words, grammar, and overall writing quality. This is a Ph.D. paper and so I need a quality editing.

In a well-developed, detailed essay that has a clear thesis, strong topic sentence, direct evidence from the text, explore who is most culpable for Gregor’s situation and death by examining Gregor’s mom, dad, sister and even Gregor himself.  Consider in brainstorming for this paper, who is best? Who is the worst?

combo annotated bib for a research paper of a policy that should be changed of Disney I’m choosing the pricing of Disney it’s too expensive

Describe how transgender people are treated in different countries

research essay over any fiction story the essay Itself will need to be 2000 words with 10-15 credible sources from a reliable database not google!! The paper needs to be in times new roman double spaced 12pt font. It will also need to include all the following things: A clear, argument-driven thesis that shows an understanding of the concepts we discussed in class. Professional and appropriate language. Evidence that the paper has been carefully revised (i.e.: little or no grammatical errors and stylistic issues). An organized, logical structure. Transitioning topic sentences. Paragraphs that are united by a single, big idea. Evidence that the student understands the argument being presented on the source material.

critical analysis of the poem I Heard A Fly Buzz When I Died. Link to the poem: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/45703/i-heard-a-fly-buzz-when-i-died-591

Discuss non-compliance in Bitch Planet. What is it? How does the definition of non-compliant vary from one prisoner to another? includes specific text-based examples

I need help with this mini-essay for English Literature class. This mini-essay considered a personal statement. I also need help with the 4th and the conclusion. I haven’t finished the draft with the 4th and conclusion. Each paragraph has 6-10 sentences. Below is my professor’s requirement: Respond to one of these prompts from the UC common application Some students have a background, identity, interest, or talent so meaningful that they believe their application would be incomplete without it. If this sounds like you, then please share your story. The lessons we take from failure can be fundamental to later success. Recount an incident or time when you experienced failure. How did it affect you, and what did you learn from the experience? Reflect on a time when you challenged a belief or idea. What prompted you to act? Would you make the same decision again? Describe a problem you’ve solved or a problem you’d like to solve. It can be an intellectual challenge, a research query, an ethical dilemma–anything that is of personal importance, no matter the scale. Explain its significance to you and what steps you took or would take to identify a solution. Discuss an accomplishment or event, formal or informal, that marked your transition from childhood to adulthood within your culture, community, or family. OR Research your preferred (or dream) university’s prompt and respond to that. Instructions Please paste the prompt to which you’re responding at the top of your post. Your personal statement should be five paragraphs long, organized, grammatically correct, personable, and rhetorically compelling. Organize it just as you would a regular essay, though of course, this is a personal essay. Use a thesis sentence at the end of your introduction (it should respond to the prompt), use topic sentences at the start of each body paragraph, and provide supporting details. I recommend that your conclusion paragraph describe exactly how your experiences, background, and interests translate directly into academic success at a university. Your work ethic, determination, scholastic preparation, and academic skills can be showcased throughout your statement, of course! Sell us, the admissions office, on your brain, study habits, experience, talents, leadership, discipline, grit and determination, or other qualities that make you desirable.

A) Research poverty in the United States generally, including what causes poverty, what impacts it is having, and what we are doing to alleviate it. B) Write an essay in which you suggest and detail your OWN original idea about how we might deal with ONE SPECIFIC ASPECT OF poverty that is either a) a variation on a plan that is currently being implemented or b) your own completely original idea. Keep in mind the following as you work, that SOLUTIONS to major social or economic problems usually come in ONE of four forms: 1. You can suggest a change in the law or in policies, such as by supporting raising the minimum wage. 2. You can suggest raising awareness and educating people, such as by encouraging large corporations to recognize that constantly changing work schedules are very difficult for low-income workers and makes them feel even more “unstable.” 3. You can help to found an organization or a non-profit—an NGO: “non-governmental organization—to provide a service not otherwise available. For instance, some organizations exist now to provide CHILD CARE to low-income parents so that they can work and not have to offset their earnings by hiring a babysitter. 4. You can develop a new type of technology or consumer product that might help alleviate poverty. For instance, the SMARTPHONE that we all rely on has been a very important tool in helping to alleviate poverty, as it gives many poor people access to critical information that they might not otherwise have. Take a look at this article, for instance, if you don’t believe me: Technical Details • The paper must be between 2200 – 2500 words long. (Include a word count near the top of page 1, please). • The paper needs to be in MLA format and a Works Cited page is necessary. You must include a variety of sources, including at least ONE newspaper article, ONE “scholarly” article, and ONE source for statistics / basic facts on poverty released by the United States government. • The paper needs to carefully follow the mandatory outline below. • You need to quote at least FOUR of the articles listed on your Works Cited page using the classic “quote sandwich” technique in which you lead-into the quote with context information, such as the author’s name, and follow the quote with an in-text citation in MLA format and commentary about how the quote relates to your larger point. In addition, you are encouraged to quote from any of the articles we have read in class. However, these will not count towards your total of four articles that you need to quote. • The paper needs to make multiple and frequent use of relevant cause-and-effect words, such as “because,” “impacts,” and “makes.” Further, every time you use these terms they must be in bold. A minimum of SIX uses is required. Please count these for me and list the number near your name on the rough and final drafts. • The paper needs to go through a writing process, meaning that you need to do pre-writing, brainstorming, and a draft review stage, all before the final draft is due. Required Outline • INTRODUCTION: The introduction to the paper should begin with a HOOK that helps you engage the reader and make clear just how bad the problem of poverty in the United States is. It should go on to give some general background by a) defining what poverty is and b) summarizing a variety of sources that explain what factors are causing poverty and what we are doing to alleviate it. You should end your introduction by focusing on a SPECIFIC and NARROW ELEMENT of poverty, such as the “health impacts” of poverty or on “lack of access to education” and suggesting that you have come up with a way to deal with that narrow and specific problem. • LITERATURE REVIEW: The next part of the paper should be a literature review in which you try to summarize what others have said about this NARROW AND SPECIFIC aspect of poverty that you are now focusing on. For instance, if you’ve narrowed your focus to the issue of FOOD STAMPS, you should try to summarize all of the different ideas and opinions about food stamps that you can find. This section should begin with this sentence, or one very similar to it: “We are currently trying to deal with this problem in a variety of ways.” • PROPOSAL: Next, you need to present your own original solution to the problem OR a variation on a currently-implemented solution to the problem that you think would work better. This should take you 500 words or more in which you might a) name your solution, b) go into detail about what the solution would do and why it works better than what is currently available to the poor, and c) discuss practical details such as how the solution would be funded, what political opposition there might be to the idea, and so on. This section should begin with this sentence, or one very similar to it: “My solution, which I will outline below, is more likely to work than these other attempts for a variety of reasons.” • CONCESSION/REFUTATION: Next, you need to present a concession and a refutation to your proposal in which you consider at least two different reasons why a reasonable person might not agree that your proposal is best and then refute that position by offering good arguments as to why that “reasonable person” would likely be wrong. This section should begin with this sentence, or one very similar to it: “Some might argue that my solution may not work, for a variety of reasons.” • CONCLUSION: Finally, you should conclude your paper by doing all of the usual things one expects in a conclusion: panning to the horizon, appealing to the audience, and some capping irony.