civil disobedience Essay question.?
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That's a very interesting assignment. What is YOUR question about it?
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Im not sure what you want the focus of your paper to be?  I have the website of Mission of San Juan Cap, but I need to know more about what you want to focus paper on, before you write intro sentence.\n\nhttp://missionsjc.com/
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Write about personal responsibility.  How rights and privileges are being stripped from the responsible majority because some people can't make good decisions.\n\nWhy are you punished for their problem?\n\nWhat if the real world worked that way?
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First did you look up your statues? Then get your resources from books, articles, off line, etc. read every one of them carefully. You should have at least 5 good resources to quote from, then at the end of the paper you should put in your own words what you think about it. If I had more information on this particular paper I could help you write it. I had to write something similar in one of my college classes.
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I wrote a long essay about it \n\nhttp://www.jimmyr.com/Ruska.James.History1301.24312.CommonSense.rtf
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"Civil Disobedience" is one of the best things our founding fathers ever came up with... if enough like-minded people get together to stage a protest in a peaceful manner, it can shape policy. How brilliant was that?\n\nI feel this is one of our fundamental freedoms as Americans, and when the day comes that these sorts of people are hauled away as 'dissidents' or 'enemy combatants' and thrown in jail with no trial for life, that is the day America has failed as a Democracy. In China they just run over you with a tank.
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I find it best if you can try to open an essay with a question. Get the reader excited about what they are about to read. For example if you are discussing the civil war you ask " Can a nation torn at the seams ever reunite with peace?" Then in your intro. briefly discuss each point that you discuss in the next paragraphs. Then state your purpose, or your topic sentence. Staying with my example..."The United States survived a war that tore down the middle and through the heart using strength and vigilance" Your conclusion is just a re-statement of your topic sentence, or your purpose. So a good conclusion to my civil war paper might be " Despite the harsh feelings shared by the north and the south the United States fought to stay a country United. "\nDon't make it too hard on yourself yet. English is an incredibly difficult language. Putting emotion in your writing will come once you are more comfortable with english.
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Use an outline. Ask anyone who knows anything about Rome how and then your essay will be organized, trust me, all you need is an outline. It looks like but isn't extra work, it's help..
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Civil disobedience is political speech in the form of doing something. In other words, there is a law regarding where you can and can't protest, and you break it, you are breaking the law, but you are doing it for a cause. It's civil disobedience. Of course, you get arrested and if the speech component doesn't go far enough, you get the consequences. Running from the cops after you committed a crime is not "civil disobedience." If they have the right to arrest you, it is just committing another crime. Saying you hate the cops or the government, is not civil disobedience. It is just speech and speech is free (for the most part). Civil disobedience is subjective, because one man's crime is another man's protest against the government. When Martin Luther King got arrested for protesting where there were laws regarding when he could protest and when he could not (and the laws were that mostly he could not), that was civil disobedience. No one with any sense is going to suggest that running from the cops after committing a run of the mill crime where no speech is concerned is civil disobedience. Protesting in the wrong place might be. Destroying genetically engineered crops in an experimental field to protest genetically engineered crops (a valid political stance, even if you don't agree with it) is probably taking it a little too far. If violence is used, it is not civil disobedience. However, just because violence is not used, that doesn't cut it. Spray painting political graffiti doesn't cut it, but it is political speech. No violence there, but most people wouldn't agree that it is civil disobedience. Of course, many didn't agree King's civil disobedience was civil disobedience at the time either. But don't take it too far.\n\nAdditionally, you need to do it for some political cause and to draw attention to your cause. Doing it to say you are cool doesn't cut it. Doing it to protest whales, the war, or raciscm AND so that your action draws attention to that cause is required for civil disobedience. But there are other requirements and the worse your action is or the less attention you intend to draw will make more and more folks think it isn't civil disobedience.
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1. Take some pride in your work - spell check and capitalization work wonders.\n\n2. If you need an essay on African Slave Heroes, then I suggest that you do some research and write your paper. Take some responsibility for your own learning and do not expect others to do your work for you -- it is unethical and just plain wrong.
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MLK was an ordained minister... while some more conservative sects (I assume you mean the Christian Church) will point to biblical texts stating that there is no authority but which is ordained by God, there are multiple interpertations on that text. Most Christians would say that they are in favor of civil disobedience... especially because to some extent the early church was involved in civil disobedience just by worshipping (see: nero) and if you look at the lives of the martyrs they were as well, for example St. Valentine was preforming illegal wedding ceremonies I'm not sure as to the Vatican's stance, I know the society of friends advocates civil disobedience in the form of refusing to take part in war, the mainstream protestant denominations are as a whole silent and allow it to be addressed issue by issue (many who are arrested blocading abortion clinics were encouraged to do so by their pastors but the evangelical church was not so keen on the civil rights movement-- oops)
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If this a formal essay paragraph, stay away from idioms such as "pick of the bunch", "friend for all seasons", and "fair-weather one".\n\nDoes the prompt to this paragraph deal with religion or God?  If not, abstain from mentioning that.\n\nAs the other guy said, your conclusion should summarize what you said and restate your thesis, or main point.  You could possibly be relating each characteristic listed in your conclusion to a support previously mentioned, but those don't relate too well.\n\nAnd don't use big words when nice, smaller ones will do.  When people see big words such as cordiality and magnanimity, they just think "huh?" and move on.\n\nExplain your support a little better and clearer.  What does it mean to have one's "moral principles" "in conformity with each other so you have the minimum contrast"?\n\nIf you're going to say a proverb, be sure to explain it and how it supports your thesis.\n\nGood luck editing and hope this helps!
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It will help to organize your essay and ensure you answer all parts of the question if you divide your paragraphs like the question.  You could have a paragraph about Mulan and Chinese History (writing about the Huns, emperors, methods of fighting, etc.), Mulan and Chinese Beliefs (beliefs about their ancestors, family roles, etc.), and Mulan and Chinese Culture (the tea with dinner, the house of the ancestors, the statues in the garden, the way Mulan is expected to act, etc.).  Because many of the categories overlap (ie. History/Culture and Culture/Beliefs) it will be easier to connect the ideas of your paragraphs.  Good Luck and I hope that helps!
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I nearly started a riot in a sixth grade classroom when I asked the students, "What do you think of  your school lunch?" Within 10 minutes, they were making petitions to have the lunch program changes to be healthier. They were so captivated.\n\nI was also in another middle school classroom where the students had written fantastic essays called "Those who don't know ." They each picked a topic they loved (say football) and wrote an essay that formatted as follows:\n*****\n   -----------------\nThe Assignment - Copy Change\n\nStudents are to write their own "Those Who Don't."  The essay should be about a place where they feel comfortable, but where others may not feel comfortable.  It should also include information about a place where they feel uncomfortable.  The following phrases should be included in the three paragraph essay:\n\n       Those who don't know any better .......  They think .....    They think .....     They are stupid people who.....\n\n       Be we aren't afraid .....\n\n       ....our knees go shakity shake .....     Yeah.  That's how it goes and goes.\n\n\nI hope this helps!\nmore about the assignment at: http://wonders.eburg.wednet.edu/Morgan/ThoseWhoDont.htm
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Positing something different from the thinking that prevailed at the time.\n\nDo your own thinking for your homework.
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Sounds like you *do* need a little homework help.\n\nHow fast can you read?\nGo through "The Lone Star Story\nfrom the Age of Exploration\nto the Civil War" (1)\n\n"The Alamo --US History lesson plan (grades 9-12)--DiscoverySchool.com" (2)\n\nIf you have a strong opinion or have been assigned to prove a certain point, read for that.\n\nState that as your topic at the start of the essay.\nBring in events that support that opinion and footnote or endnote where you read about the event to show that you are not inventing the data.\n\nQuote supporting opinions and footnote or endnote the sources.\n\nSummarize the events and opinions you drew on. Restate your thesis. Prepare a convincing paragraph that shows how your sources support your conclusion.\n\nIf you want to make it *really* good, bring in the opposing arguments and deal with them in the body of the essay.
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i wrote one about america, but it isn't so patriotic.  it's more about our society's flaws, and how we've forgotten where we came from.  it isn't "america bashing", but it does make one think.\n\ni should write something patriotic.  i am proud to be an american, and am so blessed to have been born here rather than elsewhere.  thanks for the encouragement.