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HUMR 1001 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Style Guide, Thesis Statement, Universal Declaration Of Human Rights

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Carleton University
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Human Rights
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HUMR 1001
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There should be page numbers (follow style guide) works cited (follow style guide) Title heading of your essay your full name. Carleton university your course code and section your group number professor"s name. The main body of your essay should be properly organized. There must be a logical development of ideas, reflected through a shift in paragraphs. The first paragraph should clearly state your objective or thesis statement (the problem/topic that you are addressing, and what you are basing your argument on). Tips for how a thesis statement is written can be found here:https://owl. purdue. edu/owl/general_writing/the_writing_process/thesis_statement_t ips. html and here http://www. cws. illinois. edu/workshop/writers/tips/thesis/ You can also go to the writing centre for help. The body paragraphs must fulfil the expectations of the thesis statement. Your claims should be supported by your readings. There should be in-text citations with corresponding references in the works cited section. Your concluding paragraph must round up your argument, propose suggestions, if any.

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Please could anyone do this for me please must be 300 words Write a compare/contrast essay about the Salem Witch Trials and the McCarthy Hearings using the suggested format below: Suggested format:

1. Paragraph 1: Introduction -This paragraph should Introduce the two topics being discussed and lead into the thesis statement.

2. Paragraph 2: Comparison This paragraph should examine the similarities you found between the Salem Witch Trials and the McCarthy era. There should be at least three comparisons. You must use clear transition words to move from one example to another.

3. Paragraph 3: Contrast This paragraph should examine the differences you found between the Salem Witch Trials and the McCarthy era. There should be at least three differences. You must use clear transition words to move from one example to another.

4. Paragraph 4: Conclusion The conclusion wraps up everything you have proven in your essay. It should restate the thesis ina new way. IL should also draw a conclusion based on the information presented. Are there more similarities or differences between the two? What is a conclusion hat.can be drawn from this information?

Write at least 300 words.

 

Choose one issue or conflict that affects the US and the world today. Think back to the Issues in the US and Global Challenges activity for ideas. Summarize one issue that the US and/or global community faces today and describe the impact that this issue has. For this graded assignment, you will plan, organize, and write an essay on your chosen topic.

Include the following in your essay:

DEan introductory paragraph that includes a thesis statement introducing the topic

Cone or more paragraphs that provide details and support your thesis

Ca concluding paragraph that restates your thesis.

Feel free to use the work you did in your History Journal to help with your essay.

In your essay you should support your points using evidence from the lesson and the material vou just read.

[Type your answer here.]

Graded Assignment
US and Global Challenges
Be sure to save this document to your computer like this:
HST303B_06_15_US_and_Global_Challenges_YourFirstInitial_YourLastName.doc Refer to the rubric at the end of this assignment for details on how you will be graded.
Compose an Essay
Choose one issue or conflict that affects the US and the world today. Think back to the Issues in the US and Global Challenges activity for ideas. Summarize one issue that the US and/or global community faces today and describe the impact that this issue has. For this graded assignment, you will plan, organize, and write an essay on your chosen topic.
Include the following in your essay:
⬜ can introductory paragraph that includes a thesis statement introducing the topic
⬜ one or more paragraphs that provide details and support your thesis
⬜ a concluding paragraph that restates your thesis.
Feel free to use the work you did in your History Journal to help with your essay. In your essay you should support your points using evidence from the lesson and the material you just read.
[Type your answer here.]
Submit Your Assignment
Submit both parts of your assignment to your teacher for grading.

Return to the section on brain systems or neurotransmitters. Choose a disorder that is linked to either a neurotransmitter or a brain structure, (it does not have to be listed in the course), or both.

Research the role this neurotransmitter or brain structure plays in this disorder with regard to:

onset of the disorder

symptoms

treatment or cure (if no cure is known, what is the most promising research?)

prognosis

Instructions

Students must submit a substantial, detailed, and well-thought-out 800-word essay for this module. The essay will require you to show a clear comprehension of the material covered in the module in addition to a clear and thorough evaluation of that material.

All essays must include an introductory paragraph with a thesis statement, (it is impossible to do well on your paper unless you take a clear position on your subject, captured in a thesis statement), followed by a main body with supporting arguments, a summary conclusion, and an APA formatted reference page at the end. All essays must use Times New Roman 12 pt or Verdana 10pt font, be double-spaced, have 1" margins, and include a total word count (not including the reference page). You must use and reference three different sources from academic journals or books. If you use a website, please make sure it is high quality, scholarly, well cited, and well-researched prior to referencing it. Wikipedia or similar references will not be accepted. Students must use APA style to cite within the body of the essay as well as on the references page at the end of the essay. Review the APA style guide provided on the Purdue Owl Website.