1. Please, in your own words, explain to the friend the difference between the quantity demanded and demand for i-phone 11. Provide some examples of what might cause an increase in the demand for iPho
Essay 1
Essay Prompt
This essay must be 6-8 paragraphs (a paragraph is 3-5 complete sentences, not fragments, not bullet points). 1 paragraph of introduction, 4-6 paragraphs for the body, 1 paragraph of conclusion.
Each essay must include a thesis statement. You need to make an actual argument that needs to be supported with facts.
Each essay needs to rely on evidence found in classroom lectures, our textbook, and the OER textbook. YOU MAY NOT use outside sources, like the internet.
You must use a primary and secondary source. Lectures do not count.
You must cite where you got each piece of evidence [For Example: “The Boston Tea Party happened on December 16, 1773” (US History, pg 130) or “Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address avoids discussion the role of slavery in the Civil War (“Gettysburg Address” in Constructing the American Past) or “The City on a Hill Speech was based off Matthew 5:14” (Early Colonial Life Lecture)]
Put a works cited page.
Use MLA or Chicago Style citations
Follow the question prompt carefully. If a question asks you to give four specific examples, give four examples. If the question asks you to discuss the cause and effects, please discuss both.
The number one thing that students do wrong in these essays is over-generalize. Be very clear and very explicit. Do not tell me, for example, that the national economy changed because “we started using steam.” That will not receive a passing grade. Instead, you should talk about all the new types of industries, the people who worked them, the policies that went into them, etc, etc.
1. Please explore slavery in US history. (1) Explain the origins of slavery in the US, (2) the realities of slavery (e.g. their lives, abuse, economies, etc), (3) and its role in causing the Civil War, referencing at least two conflicts or compromises that resulted in the Civil War. Please use evidence from your textbook, primary source readings, lectures, videos to support your argument. Be flexible in your thinking, as answers are everywhere.
