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<br>Instructor, Andy Schlafly
 
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<br>Write a flawless, well-structured essay of at least 900 words on one or more of the following topics:
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This week’s assignment: write an essay of at least 1100 words to persuade the reader of your opinion about something.  Sample topics for persuading the reader of your view include:
  
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<br>1.  I have two words to say about my parents: “thank you.”  Actually, I have 900 words more to say.  (This topic will appear again.)
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* requiring everyone to say the pledge of allegiance (no exceptions),
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* freedom of speech versus copyright
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<br>2.  A right to armed self-defense is essential to maintaining and preserving a free society.  (You may refer to the pending gun control case before the U.S. Supreme Court, D.C. v. Heller, which is explained on www.conservapedia.com .)
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* the abortion issue
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* the right to homeschool without any regulations
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<br>3.  [[John McCain]] (or someone else) was not my first choice for president, but I like him (or her) now and so should you.
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* any amendments you would like to add to the U.S. Constitution
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* any aspect of Christianity
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<br>4.  Judges should be elected, and then they would not rule against prayer and the Ten Commandments.
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* any political issue
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<br>or any other topic you like.
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<br>5.  It is never too late to do what is right.
 
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<br>6.  Write an essay on any chapter topic in our textbook, The Supremacists.
 
  
 
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Latest revision as of 01:21, March 4, 2012

Writing
Fifth Homework
Instructor, Andy Schlafly

This week’s assignment: write an essay of at least 1100 words to persuade the reader of your opinion about something. Sample topics for persuading the reader of your view include:

  • requiring everyone to say the pledge of allegiance (no exceptions),
  • freedom of speech versus copyright
  • the abortion issue
  • the right to homeschool without any regulations
  • any amendments you would like to add to the U.S. Constitution
  • any aspect of Christianity
  • any political issue


or any other topic you like.

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