Write a thesis-centered essay of at least 600 words in response to this one question. Be sure your essay addresses all parts of the question.
Develop a thesis that takes a clear stance or position.
- Organize your thoughts — an outline can help do this.
- Use MLA in-text citation to support your claim with quotes or paraphrases from BOTH readings. (You must use at least one cited idea from each reading).
While you can also use your own observations and experiences to develop your claims, both of readings must be the primary source for development. Discuss how the citations and ideas are relevant to your thesis.
Some important points to keep in mind while developing the essay.
Introduction
Response from both readings by summarizing, including and analyzing direct quote from the text.
Example paragraph that includes personal experience and or/ another text.
And that relates back to position stated in the introduction.
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