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    Writing paragraphs to Essay ENG 043 Instructor: Leanne Drapeau Ciro Gutierrez "Don’t Call Me Hot Tamale"/"My Two Lives" Comparison and Contrast points "The moment I understood America well enough to tell her about herself as I saw her-the moment I began to express myself-America accepted my self-expression as a gift from me‚ and from everywhere hands reached out to help me."1 America has received immigrant waves from many countries around the world in various times of periods.

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    used pathos the most. These appeals are used to persuade the people. The Declaration of independence and the Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death speech‚ are both telling the people that the British is no good. In the Declaration‚ it says “He has refused his Assent to laws‚ the most wholesome and necessary for the public good”‚ referring to the British king‚ which means that the king has broken the laws that were for the good of the people. This shows that the king of Britain is doing bad things. In

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    blindfolded figure with scales is an allegory of justice. Alliteration - the repetition of the initial consonant. There should be at least two repetitions in a row. Ex: Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers. Allusion – A reference to a famous person or event in life or literature. Ex: She is as pretty as the Mona Lisa Analogy - the comparison of two pairs which have the same relationship. Ex: shoe is to foot as tire is to wheel Antithesis - is a counter-proposition and denotes a direct

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    people “We cannot change the cards we are dealt‚ just how we play the hand.” ― Randy Pausch‚ The Last Lecture tags: advice‚ last-lecture‚ life‚ randy-pausch 1317 likes like “Experience is what you get when you didn’t get what you wanted. And experience is often the most valuable thing you have to offer.” ― Randy Pausch‚ The Last Lecture tags: experience 1051 likes like “The key question to keep asking is‚ Are you spending your time on the right things

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     stiff  drug  laws  that  were  set  under  the  Controlled  Substance  Act  during  this   era.  These  laws  have  been  criticized  harshly  by  a  variety  of  different  people  including  politicians‚   academics‚  and  activists.  These  critics  come  at  current  policy  from  a  variety  of  different  angles  but   agree  that  current  policy  is

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    The story “Two Kinds‚” written by Amy Tan‚ has a plot that many people can relate to while growing up as a child. The theme of the story is that there are two kinds of people: the one the mother wants her to be and the one Jing-mei (the protagonist and narrator of the story) strives to be. Both mother and daughter in the story have a very complicated relationship. The mother believes that you could become anything you wanted in America. The author emphasizes that Jing-mei’s mother tries to dominate

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    author tries to show his readers that any decision made could change a life in a positive or negative way. Throughout his book‚ Wes Moore compares the lives of two boys with the same name‚ growing up at the same time‚ both in bad neighborhoods. He examines these young men and tries to show when and why their lives changed for better and worse. People cannot choose their living conditions or who their parents are‚ but Wes Moore shows how the decisions made today can change a person’s future for better or

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    Hist 584 Professor Greene October 31‚ 2012 The Will of the People In modern warfare‚ it is important to consider‚ effectively winning the hearts and minds of the people. This is especially important if the war being fought is a civil war‚ as ultimately the most a government has to fear is its own people. Successfully doing so is to show your force as more of a power for good than that of your enemy‚ or barring that being the lesser of two evils. The CCP succeeded due to the peasantry‚ a long neglected

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    the right choices in order to have a life worth living. However‚ each character has a different interpretation of “winning” and “living a good life” and each make different choices in attempt to achieve this. This can be shown through the comparison of the two characters Tom and Coral. Tom is the son of Harry and Vic. They come across as a tight knit‚ loving family. Tom is very ill‚ and has been told by his doctor that he may not have very long to live. So his attitude towards winning includes

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    "formulaic" nature of the college level essay and its components. THIS IS THE PROCESS & ITS PRODUCTS: 1. BRAINSTORM: Write down whatever comes to mind about the topic. 2. A.A.: AUDIENCE ATTRACTOR: This is the first sentence of the opening paragraph which catches the reader’s attention‚ an attentiongetting sentence. 3. BACKGROUND SENTENCES: These are the sentences that provide background information about the subject and act to narrow the focus‚ thereby introducing the thesis. 4

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