Money essay
Question Description
Write an argumentative essay with a thesis statement which defines the role of money in modern life in negative, positive, or nuanced ways. Students should include in their arguments the debatable components regarding money mentioned in some of the essays in our text as well as the perspectives that students reach after using the Grossmont College databases and library.
Materials Needed: Students must use at least five sources to include two essays from the text, Money Changes Everything, and three other collegiate level resources from the Grossmont College library and/or databases. In addition, Internet sources that may be used are credible government and education sources. No Wikipedia, Cliff’s Notes, Spark’s Notes, or random google websites permitted. A Works Cited page is required.
Thesis Statements: All thesis statements should be formatted in the Rogerian style format in order to include the student’s argument and the counterargument. Models for this thesis format are on Blackboard for student viewing.
Avoid: Students should avoid all uses of first person, “I,” second person, “you,” and all forms of the conversational third person such as “we, us, and our.”
Font Size and Spacing: All papers are to be typed and double spaced throughout. Studentsshould use Times New Roman, 12 inch size.
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