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    Evaluation Essay Outline

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    Ashley Dush ENGL 1301 34126 September 16‚ 2013 Evaluation Essay “In less than one hundred years over half of the forest has now been cut and burned‚ leaving whole areas of the earth bare and unprotected‚ rendering entire regions lifeless. Over fifty million acres of tropical rain forest are destroyed every year‚ enough trees to fill all of England and Scotland combined‚” stated Cedar.int. Forests have many beneficial qualities that are essential to human life‚ and each and every day humans are participating

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    Arguments on Abortion

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    Introduction Abortion is a hot topic and a significant topic for many people. • What is abortion • Ways to terminate a pregnancy • Types of abortion: Therapeutic and elective What is Life? • Most religious people are tenaciously against abortion and feel life is born upon conception. • New studies have proven the fetus can feel and hear as little as a few weeks. • Fetus heart is developed at three weeks. What is pro-life and pro-choice? • Pro-life: People who believe that the fetus/baby

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    Vietnam Essay Outline (Growing protest in america)• protest grew during nixons presidency due to his media coverage • famous protesters such as John Lennon rilled up more Americans against the war •in march 1971 the conviction of lieutenant William L Calley jr. For war crimes raised some of the most famous and main moral issues. His unit was behind the massacre of more then 500 civilians in south Vietnam which of all were unarmed women and children and old men which none offered any resistance

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    Abortion Clinics

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    become pregnant thirty-five percent choose to have an abortion rather than bear the child" (Dudley 1). Teen pregnancies have been a growing epidemic in the United States. This problem has made our increasing abortion rate skyrocket to the millions. The decision of making abortion illegal is effecting everyone across the nation especially teenagers‚ women with serious health conditions and victims of rape. South Dakota voters said‚ "abortion should only be legal to women who are risking their lives

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    To Abort or Not to Abort The great debate about abortion is ever raging in today’s society. Each opposing side believes that their choice is the correct one. Supporters of the pro-choice believe that the woman has a right to terminate her pregnancy no matter the circumstance. Pro-life advocates argue that the baby’s life is the most important thing. Abortion is murder‚ no matter what stage of pregnancy you are in. The only reason a woman should have the choice‚ is if her life is in danger or other

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    suddenly brought to a screeching halt‚ something which could have been avoided well before the situation escalated. Abortion has become one of the most widely debated ethical issues of our time. Most of the debate raging about abortion around the world has centered around the question of morality. Is this murder? Is this sinful and immoral? Some religions teach that abortion is a sin; others‚ that it is a women’s duty if a pregnancy endangers her life or her health. This is not true. Reproductive

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    Abortion

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    North Korea and Iraq)‚ before the start of the war with Iraq in 2003. Ironically‚ 30 years ago Iran was one of America’s staunchest Middle East allies‚ until a revolution in January 1979 toppled Iran’s pro-Western monarchy and brought to power an anti-American Shiite Muslim cleric‚ Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. Less than a year later‚ 66 Americans were taken hostage at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran. It was the first time many Americans had ever heard of ayatollahs or mullahs‚ but 30 years later‚ the

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    Abortion? Murder is a major crime in the United States of America and it is sentenced very seriously. It is even under one of the Ten Commandments‚ “Thou shall not kill”. Murder is not acceptable‚ or is it? What exactly is abortion? Is taking an innocent babies life murder? If so‚ why is it legal? If not then how is it not murder and therefore illegal? Abortion is a very controversial topic and causes plenty of problems in today’s society. Anti and pro-abortion groups form together

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    Teenage Abortion

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    Teenage Abortion After reading another essay on teen abortion‚ I started to think‚ and eventually decided to write out my thoughts on the subject. I’m offering a different point of view‚ not an attack. Their essay was truly touching‚ and even a bit disturbing. I couldn’t help but shake my head at the thought of a parent forcing their child; a fellow human being‚ a life that they created‚ to make such an important and life changing decision like having an abortion‚ and yet‚ in a strange

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    Anti Gun Control Essay

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    On December 15‚ 1791‚ the Bill of Rights was adopted in the United States Constitution. The second Amendment gave Americans the right to keep and bear arms. In today’s society‚ gun control is a hard topic to discuss due to the very different viewpoints. Many Americans today don’t want more firearm regulations because as stated in the Constitution‚ it is their right to have gun ownership. While many Americans want stricter gun control to stop the violence that firearms causes in our society.

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