Overview and Directions Personal Letter Construct a letter focused on persuading the reader to change his or her stance or opinion.Think about a personal opinion you hold in which someone close to you (friend, family member, etc.) disagrees. Appeal to your reader in an emotional manner using appropriate language and strategies such as motivation, inspiration, … Read more
By now, you’ve spent most of the semester reading and viewing and listening to material about monsters (real or imagined). You’ve summarized and analyzed what other people have said and written about monsters and monstrosity. For this final assignment, you’ll extend the work you’ve done so far by choosing a monster–any monster–and then tracing the … Read more
In this class, you learned about anci4ent non-Western arta topic that was new and different for many of you. Consider the ways this class shaped your ideas about the ancient cultures we learned about. Are there anything (concepts, ideas, objects, etc.) we explored that you could bring into your own lifewhether through your art, your … Read more
Write a speech that would hypothetically be delivered at an event, protest, or rally. You will want to think about who your audience would be. In your speech, you will need to address your audience within the first few lines. Throughout the speech, you will want to speak to your audience and directly address them.End … Read more
Essays need to fully (not selectively) answer the essay questions. Word count: Total of 1,000 words! Please do not exceed this limit. Quotations: In-text quotations should be no longer than 12 words. maximum 250 words (ideally two paragraphs). QUESTION 1- maximum 250 words (ideally two paragraphs).Thinking theoretically about social theory, why might a sociological imagination … Read more
The final essay can be framed as a letter to a future student of PAS 3715 / WGSS 3715, a sibling or family, or community member. Explain what have you learned in this course. This letter should read like a regular course essay: it should have an introduction, paragraphs that make key points, and a … Read more
The Congress of Vienna of 1815 cast a long shadow. What is the significance of the Greek War for Independence, beginning in 1821, relative to the objectives of the Congress and its architect, Prince Metternich? How was this a so-called disruption? Standard rules apply: Great title, double-spaced, normal margins, 12-point font. Responsible sourcing with perfection … Read more
I need each question answered with at least five complete sentences. Essay 1 : (choice b) describe the beliefs of the ways of life to each of the following community/groups: shakers, Oneida community, Brook Farm, and new Harmony. What did they all have in common? How successful were each of them? essay 2 (choice d) … Read more
I need this final draft to be amazing this is my final grade for the end of my course I have completed three pages and I would like to keep the same pages with the adjustment that my professor has sent to me please be sure to take note what he changed in these pictures … Read more
Do a summary then analysis of the Netflx documentary called “Coded Bias”. Double spaced and include prompts such as Summarize main claims, Strengths weaknesses, what Spoke to me or interests me about this documentary, What does not make sense to me or what do I have questions about, Then include an analysis of the documentary … Read more