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    essay thesis and outline   The Lottery – Shirley Jackson The Rocking-Horse winner – D.H. Lawrence   Thesis statement: “The Lottery”‚ written by Shirley Jackson and “The Rocking-Horse winner”‚ written by D.H. Lawrence both use the stories settings in contradicting ways in order to present the seriousness of the stories. Shirley Jackson used the setting as a way to sidetrack the readers while D.H. Lawrence used the setting to construct the story. First Paragraph:             1.) Thesis Statement

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    The Great Migration: The Evolution of Jim Crow and the Transition of the “Other” FINAL PAPER Introduction The Great Migration was the movement of huge numbers of African Americans from the Southern United States north beginning in 1915‚ due to racial oppression and violence‚ describes Columbia professor Kerry Candaele here‚ Optimistic and determined‚ African Americans began to chart a new course for themselves‚ demonstrating in numerous ways that they would resist oppression. Between 1910 and 1930

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    listeners of my unique hobby and how it has affected my life. Thesis Statement: My hobby is sand drag racing and it has modeled many of my behaviors today. Introduction Attention Materials: My mother and father are past Grand National Champions in the sport. I have been racing since the age of 2. We travel all over the country to races. Major sponsors – Mercedes Benz USA‚ Fox Dealer Group‚ and Pennsylvania Property Mangers. Thesis Statement: My hobby is sand drag racing and it has modeled many of

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    Axia College Material Appendix D Topic Outline and Thesis Statement Guide What is your thesis statement? Tattoos and body piercings‚ while not for everyone‚ they have come a long way. I. First main point- Tattoos and body piercings date back to over 4‚000 B.C. A. Supporting details- A known Iceman Otzi found in 1991 with tattoos and body piercings. 1. Sub details- Otzi was found with tattoos of simple dots and lines. 2. Sub details- Are thought to be of a medical or spiritual

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    awakening brought music‚ dance‚ and art to New York. The Harlem Renaissance was a cultural awakening‚ of African Americans in the United States during the 1920’s. At the beginning of the Harlem Renaissance‚ there was the great migration. The great migration was a migration of African Americans from southern states to Harlem. It all began “In the early 1900s‚ a few middle-class black families from another neighborhood known as Black Bohemia moved to Harlem‚ and other black families followed.”

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    background of Great Migration. Time period. Re-enact the time. Use works of literature in book (poems‚ quotes‚ songs). Refer to Wilkerson interview explaining how Migration was so great because it wasn’t planned. Wilkerson said it was a movement where people did it for themselves and don’t see themselves as heroes. Most people don’t even know that they were apart of history. Every person had his or her own reasoning for leaving. Be sure to use Wilkerson a lot and tie that to facts about the Migration. The

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    (Attention Grabber) “Men‚ their rights‚ and nothing more; women‚ their rights‚ and nothing less.” With these simple words‚ suffragist Susan B. Anthony epitomizes the women’s rights movement of the 1800s. (Topic Sentence) This movement swept the nation and spoke out to various groups of people. (Background Information) When men began to work in factories and shops‚ their wives suddenly had their own house to be in charge of. This small spark quickly blew into a flame that no man could ever put out

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    Thesis Statement: Sylvia’s nighttime quest is really a journey into herself. In Sara Orne Jewett’s ‘A White Heron’‚ we are introduced to a shy‚ withdrawn and lonely young girl‚ Sylvia. When Sylvia has a unlikely encounter with a handsome young hunter‚ shy finds herself torn between the longing for his affection‚ and material treasures. One example of this is when the hunter made her a very generous offer‚ "I can’t think of anything I should like so much as to find that heron’s nest‚" the handsome

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    War I laid the groundwork for the cataclysmic conflict of World War II‚ with unresolved grievances and simmering tensions festering across the globe. While the immediate causes of WWII were manifold‚ they were deeply rooted in the aftermath of the Great War. Additionally‚ Japan’s calculated decision to force the United States into the conflict through the attack on Pearl Harbor further escalated the already brewing tensions. The war‚ its consequences‚ and the decisions made during this time had profound

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    Thesis statement The Tell- Tale Heart finds its own way in literature using methods that were once new at the time‚ however are still part of the core foundation of modern literature. With the use of building anticipation‚ dynamic character transformation and making changes to the structure of the plot builds to the depth of the story. Edgar Allen Poe starts the story by building anticipation‚ when the character claims that others call him a madman the audience already start to wonder

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