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I need a 1000-1200 word compare and contrast essay that discusses the similarities and differences between the topic of my choice, which is “Personal Qualities vs. Opportunity”. A requirement is to have read the book or at least be some what familiar with it. The essay doesn’t have to be perfect, I am a senior in a english 101 class. The topic I chose is mentioned a lot throughout the book and I think is the easiest. Must include 5 quotes from the text and 2 additional quotes from outside sources. I posted an attachment of my rubric, if I missed any details it should be in there.I mentioned before but don’t make the paper too good please make it at a high school senecio level that is still good but believe too.  And if you have any questions please ask me, thank you.

Double spaced 10 pages all MLA format. 10 In text citations. A page with the citations you chosen in alphabetical order. What causes minors to cause crimes? What can be prevailed to stop this? Who would be against these preventions? Whatever else you can think of.

Do you agree or disagree with: Money can’t buy happinessPersuade your reader of your position using research, logic, facts, examples, persuasive language, and emotional appeals.In your introduction, provide a detailed thesis statement that gives your point of view without using the first person (I, we, my, etc.).In your body paragraphs, use specific examples from your research as well as persuasive language and emotional appeals.

Essay question: Explain the life cycle of a mass star.

Instructions ( FILE UPLOADING + examples of papers)Identify an instance in a document, broadcast, or conversation in which the meaning an author assigns to a word is debatable. You are looking for an instance in which a person applies a word to an object or situation, and you disagree with the person’s evaluation of that object or situation.When you have your example, then answer for yourself the following question: Why is it important to dispute the meaning of that word? Your answer to that question will eventually become the thesis of your paper.Begin your paper by summarizing your example, presenting your thesis, and previewing your definition of the disputed word. Following your introduction, present your research on your word that supports the usage for which you advocate.You can trace the etymology of your word in the Oxford English Dictionary, which is available electronically via the university library: http://catalog.sjlibrary.org/record=b1879016~S1 (Links to an external site.)legal: (Links to an external site.)medical: (Links to an external site.)philosophical: http://www.philosophypages.com/dy/index.htm (Links to an external site.)slang: (Links to an external site.)Next, you’ll establish the meaning of a term is to show how others use it, even if that usage is common only to a certain group of people. To do this, you will need to compile examples of others using your word in the manner for which you advocate. This research might include reference to the term’s equivalent in other languages.After establishing a precedent for your preferred meaning, explain the difference it will make to use that meaning over another. In this section of the paper, you will want to provide specific examples of how the word’s meaning can or will influence decision-making and social action.Conclude your paper with a brief summary of your argument and re-statement of your thesis.Your paper will also need to include three specific statements weaved within your paper:A statement that makes specific value claims. For example: “SJSU’s EOP advances an equity-minded approachto education.” Or, “The Mineta Institute dedicates its resources to promoting sustainable forms of transportation.”A statement that makes an interpretive claim. For example: “Her letter suggests that she equates ‘political’ with ‘corrupt’.”A statement written in the passive voice. For example: “The Governor’s speech was delayed an additional month while further policy details were finalized.”Remember tohighlight or bold or underline and label in parentheses which one is which to ensure there is no confusion and I know which statements to evaluate. Failure to do this will result in a zero for that portion of the rubric.Formatting guidelinesYour paper should be 1000 words in length not including endnotes and citation page. Citations should be formatted in accordance with either MLA or APA guidelines.Even when you reference a dictionary available online, be sure to provide a complete citation for the text, including the names of editors and publishers.Remember to underline or highlight the three required statements within your paper.You will need to cite at least 5 sources in this paper, but no more than 10.

Security requires a respect for human rights and an application the rule of law. In what ways does the Mérida Initiative attempt to achieve security for the United States and Mexico? How has it failed? How is the United States held accountable for its demand for illicit drugs, participation in human trafficking, role in money laundering, and its export of firearms? How is Mexico held accountable for its judicial reforms and reducing the drug supply? In what ways are members of civil society attempting to address security at the U. S. – Mexico border and within each country? Give specific examples.

Explain the concept of innovation within sport.Choose a sport company (you may use one of the companies you discussed in this module’s discussion, or you can choose a completely different one).Briefly provide an overview of the company, (history, key products, key partners, etc…)Describe examples of innovation from the company and the impact it has had on the success of sport and the sport company.

Where did the Renaissance begin?In your writing, you will briefly compare and contrast the two sources in today’s lesson: Italy: The Birthplace of the Renaissance and Non-Western Origins of the Renaissance.First, compare the two secondary sources. Use the sentence starters and frames from the Language of Comparison chart (in the next page) to point out the differences between the arguments presented in each text. For example: While Beck et al. argue in Italy: The Birthplace of the Renaissance that “in striving to revive the past, the people of the Renaissance created something new,” Hobson argues in Non-Western Origins of the Renaissance that the Renaissance was not a new phenomenon because “it is possible that the Renaissance owes a debt not just to Muslims, Indians, and the Chinese, but also to Black Africans.”Then, synthesize your analysis of the two secondary sources to make your own argument.For example: The Renaissance in Western Europe was not inevitable because it required the infusion of earlier ideas and innovations from across Afro-Eurasia.Your paragraph should include evidence from both of the secondary sources in this lesson.Write a 1-2 paragraph response to the following prompt in the space below: Where did the Renaissance begin? Use information from both Italy: The Birthplace of the Renaissance and Non-Western Origins of the Renaissance.

Complete the attached assessment “What’s Your Stress Level”. Record your results at the beginning or end of your paper  (10 points)Type a 1-2 page paper (300 – 500 words) answering the questions below (30 points)  – DO NOT RE-TYPE THE QUESTIONS IN YOUR RESPONSE!!!Were you surprised with the results? Why or why not?Do you typically cope with stress in healthy ways? What changes can you make to promote a greater overall level of wellness?What are your top stressors? What is a personal coping strategy you can use to address these issues? What is a campus resource you can use to obtain help with this type of stress?Have you begun to address the stressors in your life? If so, how? If not, what steps do you plan to take to address your current level of stress?What changes, if anything, do you need to make to better respond to stress? What is your plan for managing the stress in your life?

Can you write the paper on the superstitious belief of when your left and right eye jumps.