Write an exploratory essay in which you examine the most likely causes of a phenomenon, addressed to an audience that does not already have an idea about the causes and is therefore interested in reading an intelligent analysis of the possibilities.

Write an exploratory essay in which you examine the most likely causes of a phenomenon, addressed to an audience that does not already have an idea about the causes and is therefore interested in reading an intelligent analysis of the possibilities.Examine both immediate/proximate and remote causes.

Analyze, in an essay, the movie Tightrope (1985).

Analyze, in an essay, the movie Tightrope (1985). In your paper, you will focus on two or three specific scenes from the movie. You must include the timecode number (which says how many minutes into the movie the scene is) for the scenes you analyze. The main focus in your paper needs to be on how the movie depicts myths and archetypes of New Orleans. Which aspect of the city’s society, culture, or history is the film most concerned with? Analyze how the film selects, presents, and prioritizes what it chooses to show. How compatible are the film’s representations with the historical record? Why does the film represent New Orleans as it does? What mystery or conflict in New Orleans or American society does the film seek to explain?

Evaluate four successes and four failures in Texas history from Reconstruction through the 1920s.

Evaluate four successes and four failures in Texas history from Reconstruction through the 1920s.

Please be sure to show change over time and cause & effect. WHY did these events happen?

Once you have written your essay, please submit it to the dropbox for EXAM 2.

Students will write original responses to provided essay questions for each section. Do not use the internet. All essays will be checked for similarities by turnitin.com. Any plagiarism will receive a zero. Clearly state your four successes and four failures.

Essays should use normal margins, 12-pt Arial or Times New Roman font, and double-spaced; your essay should be about 1000-1300 words in length; your essay should be in paragraph form with an introduction paragraph containing your thesis statement (or argument), body paragraphs, and a conclusion. All general statements must be supported by facts and include analysis of the material. Please remember to stay on focus and defend your thesis rather than just listing events. Please leave your feelings out, instead, use facts to make your point. Please do not include numerous quotes in your essay – they are just fillers.

In a well-organized essay discuss the purpose and nature of dreams in those cultures.

Research Essay: In ancient times people believed that dreams foretold events to come, so they often consulted with oracles and priests to interpret them (Genesis 41 is one example of the practice). In a well-organized essay, explore the meaning and utility of dreams in ancient literature.

Research: Find at least three articles that discuss the application of dreams in ancient writings. Use only reputable academic sources in your research.

Writing the essay: In a well-organized essay discuss the purpose and nature of dreams in those cultures.