Talk about how you agree with Mary Wollstonecraft’s argument on feminism.

*Must be at least four to five pages in length*Must be MLA formatted (proper heading, page numbering, double-spaced, etc…)*First narrative is NOT allowed for this essay (any instance or use referring to yourself: “I”, “my”, “me”, etc…)*You may choose to focus from the assigned reading the textbook OR any essay excerpt that interests you.*MUST include at least two other resources besides the textbook. ONE MUST be an academic journal article*Avoid using the introductory clause “In conclusion” to begin your last paragraph. This type of clause is typically more appropriate for essays ranging ten pages or more.ASSIGNMENT: You will be determining whether or not you agree or disagree with the rhetoric or argument of your chosen text. If you agree, explain why and use supporting quotations from the essay itself. If you disagree, then utilize quotes from the piece and explain it’s fallacy or fault in reasoning.*Proper citation of your textbook (for the Works Cited page) is an issue of confusion for manystudents. Lee A. Jacobus is the editor of the textbook, NOT the author. The author is the writer of whatever essay or article you choose within the text.THE BOOK USED for this assignment is: A World Of Ideas: Essential Readings for College Writers, 10th Edition edited by Lee A. Jacobus

Discuss the effect of a throughput RN on length of stay, patient and nurse satisfaction.

Data collection procedures to include tools used to measure ( Press Ganey, questionnaire for nurses and length of stay)Instrumentation validity and reliability to detail perceived results and details about questionnaire, threats to using a questionnaire when surveying nurses, challenges like human error, upset v satisfied patients Method of data analysis- include jargon regarding paired T tests and interpretation of results

Why were free blacks important in determining the outcome of the Revolutionary War and what was the significance of Lockean idealism for both the Loyalists and Separatists?

Review and analyze Loyalists and Black Patriots, present a thesis and use the text and credible sources to substantiate your conclusions.The thesis statement should be apparent and early, address each point clearly and with insight, critical thought and substantiated conclusions, include relevant, properly cited and referenced (University of Chicago style) quotes, references and research, is approximately 1,500 words Times New Roman, double-spaced, includes a cover page and page numberssource: Black Patriots and Loyalists by Alan Gilbertadditional source provided: PBS, Africans In America: The Revolutionary Warhttps://www.pbs.org/wgbh/aia/part2/2narr4.html

Write a paper on “Touching Scars, Touching Slavery .

Kindred PaperR 4/23: Two Sources due with MLA Works Cited T 4/27: Tentative Thesis and 1 Body Paragraph due R 5/7: Final Draft DueYour Kindred paper is a researched argument. That means that your argument about Kindred remains front and center. The research will possibly: aid you in making your argument, provide factual information or background, and/or offer alternative views. You can use a mix of primary, secondary, and reference sources. There will be other guidelines given about sources below.You may answer any one of the following prompts for your paper: 1. How does Dana attempt to heal history’s wounds? In what ways is she successful? In what ways does she fail? Who or what contributes to her success? 2. How does Dana’s character, attitude, or personality help or hinder her in the 1800s? 3. How does Kindred show that slavery offered no positive or safe options for enslaved people? How did slavery also damage society in general? 4. Answer any other question (or pair of questions) from our “Big Questions” list: Kindred Big QuestionsPaper BasicsThe paper should be at least four pages double-spaced (excluding the Works Cited page) with 12-point, Times New Roman font, 1-inch margins. Include a heading and give your paper a descriptive, interesting title (not “Kindred Paper”).What is the paper structure? A good paper has an introduction with a clear thesis (your main argument/claim) that you will support with your body paragraphs. Each of your body paragraphs should be well-developed with at least two pieces of evidence (from Kindred) and corresponding analysis. For each body paragraph:Each topic sentence should have a clear claim or argument that is a supporting point to your overall thesis. Evidence should be a mix of quotation, summary, and even visual description. In each paragraph, use varied evidence to support each claim. For example, if you want to discuss the relationship between Kevin and Dana, use a piece of evidence from a flash back to their meeting and a piece of evidence from their interactions in the 1800s. Analysis should explain the significance of the evidence and/or explain how the evidence you’ve provided proves the claim. For more on good organization and how to add sources for this paper, go here: Kindred Paper Organization.Using Evidence from KindredSee the following page for some good guidelines for using evidence: Using Evidence from KindredYou may also use the Kindred Review for some quote and topic ideas. ArgumentationIn your interpretations of the novel, try to “plant a naysayer” in your writing. Remember that these are just templates. They are basic argumentative moves to help improve your writing; you may adjust them however you see fit. Remember, too, that these templates can be used as the main argument (thesis) or simply as moves to help you analyze particular scenes: Several members of our class have suggested that the final message of Kindred is _____. I agree up to a point, but I still think that ______.Some might claim that evidence X suggests _____, but I argue that, on the contrary, it suggests ______.Some might read this scene as evidence of _____, but on closer examination, it’s clear that _____. On first reading Kindred, I thought it was an uncritical celebration of _____. However, I now see that the novel is more critical of _____ than I originally thought. [Be careful with this one–don’t set up a false argument or a “straw man”.]It might be said that Kindred (or some scene/character in Kindred) is chiefly about ____. But the problem with this reading, in my view, is ______.At several places in Kindred, Octavia Butler leads us to understand that the story’s central point is that _____. Yet elsewhere the text suggests _____, indicating that Butler may be ambivalent on this issue.Close ReadingRemember that your argument should stem from your analysis of small details. Consider the lesson on “With the Grain” readings and “Against the Grain” readings.What are the basic requirements the paper and for using sources?You must have at least three sources (no more than five). You should quote or paraphrase each source at least twice in your paper—but your quotations should not take over your paper. About ¾ of the paper should be your own thoughts and analysis.You must use in-text citation correctly and provide a Works Cited entry for each source. All sources consulted must be acknowledged and cited.You should also cite Kindred, the graphic novel (but it’s not one of your three sources). You will need the Works Cited entry for the graphic novel and you should use in-text citation for each page number you reference: (Butler 26). Butler, Octavia. Kindred: A Graphic Novel Adaptation, adapted by Damian Duffy, illustrated by John Jennings, Abrams ComicArts, 2017.Are there any requirements for the kind of sources?At least one source should be a scholarly source found using the HCC databases or Google Scholar. Wikipedia can be consulted for factual information that will help guide you, but you should avoid using and citing Wikipedia or other unreliable or too-basic reference sources (dictionary.com, etc.). There is no guideline for the dates of publication, but recent is often better.Books can provide good introductions, which you can often find online through Google Books or through HCCs Ebooks. If you use a book with a table of contents by multiple authors, you will need a particular kind of citation.Many of the scholarly articles you find will be complicated and use a lot of terminology that might not be familiar to you. Notice, too, that the goal of scholarly articles is to engage in an ongoing critical conversation, so they will be citing many other sources themselves. Be cognizant of when a writer is discussing another writer.

How did the Industrial Transformation affect the North?

How did the Industrial Transformation affect the North? How did it affect the people and the economy? What were the pros and cons of it? It is a research paper.PLEASE USE THIS AS ONE OF THE SOURCES, THANK YOUhttps://openstax.org/books/us-history/pages/1-introduction Use only academic sources, e.g. sources with url’s ending in .gov or .edu.