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Using the articles you have found as well as the documents/essays you analyzed in the Module 1 assignment, prepare an essay of 1,000 to 1,200 words that presents a coherent historical argument with a well-defined thesis, introduction, body, and conclusion.

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CHIGAGO STYLE Women’s rights movement in the 1920’s-60’s was the beginning of woman freedom and to be independent. The objective of this paper is to explore the main achievements of the last century in the women rights movement and investigate the struggles and activism they have sustained. Specifically provides information how women in power contribute … Read more

Woman Activism:discuss 3 ideas, providing clear,specific examples to support your claims. why might this model be problematic?do you believe that the ‘wave model’ as an approach to understanding women’s history is a valuable one?why or why not? 

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Woman Activism The “wave model” is a common conceptual framework for discussing the history of women’s activism. This wave has extended over the twentieth century in three approximate times period. First-wave feminism (1900-1920); second-wave feminism (1960-1980); and, third-wave feminism (1990-). In approximately five (5) to six (6) pages double spaced, explain the value of this … Read more

BEOWULF: Using evidence from Hrothgar’s speech or sermon (ll. 1685-1795), examine the nature of his advice to Beowulf and place it within the context of the events within the poem.

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BEOWULF Academic style is Chicago style Topic 2: Using evidence from Hrothgar’s speech or sermon (ll. 1685-1795), examine the nature of his advice to Beowulf and place it within the context of the events within the poem. You should consider how the advice was relevant to Beowulf both as a warrior and as a king … Read more

Is social construction best thought of causally or consecutively?

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The final paper The paper should take no less than 6 pages to complete, but no more than 12 pages. The format for this paper is as follows: double-spaced, 12-point Times New Roman (or similar) font, with margins at least one inch wide but no wider than 1.25 inches. Citations should follow either APA, MLA, … Read more