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Instructor, Andy Schlafly
 
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'''Part A''': Read pp. 3-15 in "The Supremacists."  Write no more than 4-5 sentences on (1) whether you saw any errors and (2) what you liked or what have written differently.
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'''Part A''': Correct the errors in the following:
  
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'''Part B''': Write a total of at least 600 words on one or more of the following topics.  You will receive a score each for (i) technical correctness and (ii) style/substance.
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1. You should try homeschooling! (this essay topic will appear again)
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2. There are 11 persons in a lifeboat that can hold only nine.  What should the captain do, and why?
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3. We can thank [[Christianity]] for democracy.  Agree?
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4. Nearby Communist Cuba is one of the poorest countries in the world, due to the brutal dictatorship of Fidel Castro.  Should it be legal for Americans to do business with the Cuban people and their government?
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These essay topics are inspired by this week's reading in "The Supremacists":
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5.  What is wrong with the concept of an "evolving" Constitution?
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'''Part B''': Emphasizing strong openings to clear, separate paragraphs -- and using at least one new vocabulary word that you've never used in an essay before -- write an essay of at least 700 words on one of the following:
  
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6.  Congress and state legislatures should take away power from the court system.
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Revision as of 02:40, February 8, 2012

Writing
Third Homework Instructor, Andy Schlafly

Part A: Correct the errors in the following:

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Part B: Emphasizing strong openings to clear, separate paragraphs -- and using at least one new vocabulary word that you've never used in an essay before -- write an essay of at least 700 words on one of the following:

1.

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8. Any topic of your choice.

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