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    Terrence Smith Advanced College Writing Dr. Ruby Parker Argument Synthesis April 21‚ 2011 Argument Synthesis In Mr. Siemiesz’s chapter he explained about the National Security Consequences of U.S Oil Dependence and how it could be fixed and changed for the best interest of the country; Mr. Siemiesz outlined specific points or steps the country could take to make those changes he outlined in the chapter. “Those major energy suppliers from Russia to Iraq to Venezuela have been increasingly

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    Sam Baron Dr. Johnston 4/25/2013 Synthesis essay In the current time period the gender roles of Males and Females‚ both biologically predisposed and socially given‚ seem to be very different. Male gender roles tend to be pressed toward providing for his family as well as protection of his family whereas female gender roles tend to lean closer towards being a good caretaker‚ cleaning the house‚ and looking pretty. Are these roles an aspect of biological separatism or does the media play as well

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    Chris Archbold Argumentative Synthesis Prof. McKee 17 April 2013 Argumentative Synthesis on Skateboarding Skateboarding is a sport that is uniquely different from all others. It doesn’t require a team competing for a common goal. There isn’t a legitimate system that judges how talented a skateboarder is. There is no league regulating how skateboarding should be done. Skateboarding is an individualistic sport that provides infinite potential for progression. There is no limit on the amount

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    Synthesis Essay ­ Gender Identity‚ Stereotypes‚ & Inequalities:  Problems & Solutions    Directions:​   The following prompt is based on the accompanying sources.  This question requires you to  synthesize a variety of sources into a coherent‚ well­written essay.  When you synthesize sources‚ you refer to  them to develop your position and cite them accurately (you should cite both direct and indirect references).  Your argument should be central; the sources should support the argument.  Avoid summarizing sources

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    Rebecca Crockett Shannon Lerro Argumentative Synthesis November 4‚ 2010 Does talking on the phone while driving affect the driver? Drivers shouldn’t be able to use phones while driving because it can be extremely hazardous for not only them but their passengers‚ or others traveling along the same road. If changing a radio station is considered a major distraction to drivers‚ how is it not a distraction to look down to find your cell phone? Cell phones‚ have been known to cause wrecks that can

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    decisions they may not have made had gender roles not been created and enforced by their parents. An example of that is revealed by Caldera‚ Huston‚ and O’brian: “Studies have shown that children will most likely choose to play with “gender appropriate” toys‚ even when cross gender toys are available‚ because parents give children positive feedback (in the form of praise‚ involvement‚ and physical closeness) for gender normative behavior” (“Difference Sex and Gender” n.pag.). This illustrates how children

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    Jasmine Land Mrs. Bond GE 100- Grammar and Usage April 23‚ 2013 Argumentative Synthesis: For Abortions Before 1967‚ abortion was illegal in the UK. However‚ backstreet abortions were done‚ often ending in permanent injury or death. The 1967 Abortion Act was introduced to provide a safe alternative to backstreet abortions (Abortion). In 1973‚ the Supreme Court handed down its Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton decisions legalizing abortion in all 50 states during all nine months of pregnancy‚ for

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    Gender Synthesis Essay

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    The Word gender can be defined as a term that encompasses the behaviors‚ socially constructed roles‚ and psychological attributes commonly associated with being male or female. Therefore‚ transgender people experience a mismatch between their gender identity or gender expression‚ and their assigned sex. In other words‚ transgender are people of one sex who feel trapped inside a body of a different sex. Looking at the definition‚ should a transgender participate normally at the Olympics completion

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    Analysis‚ Synthesis‚ and Argumentative Essays The three types of essays mentioned in “Five Steps to a Five: AP English Language” are analysis‚ argumentative‚ and synthesis. An analysis essay is complied of different parts‚ it explains how the many parts can come together to produce a complete result. To have an argumentative essay you must acknowledge what you are defending and have sufficient and accurate information to support your claim. A synthesis essay should contain the main points of compared

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    Argumentative Synthesis of The Simpsons and Parody Parodies‚ today‚ can be found just about everywhere in literacy and in some forms of media; TV or internet. A parody is a literary term meaning‚ an exaggerated impression of another literary works’ style. Prominent examples of parodies are found in the film industry. The Simpsons is a great example of a show that uses parodies. The Simpsons usually has parodies of films‚ most conspicuous example is the film Citizen Kane. In the episode Rosebud‚

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