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Please read through all the requirements before you write!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Please read through all the requirements before you write!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Please read through all the requirements before you write!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I already had 4 pages proposal. Now it needs to be extended as an analytical research paper.
Teacher gave few commendations about the proposal. Please help me modify it in the paper.
Teacher's command:
The fundamental question of the paper is sensible and good: "Why has the United States become more polarized?" The execution of pursuing this question is a little confusing to me, from the proposal, though.
Here's where I get confused:
1. It's unclear if by "polarization in Washington" you mean polarization internally, polarization as a state, or both.
2. The proposal is attempting to place abortion at the center of the analysis, but it's not clear how exactly abortion is related to polarization and, moreover, abortion is not mentioned in the thesis statement and political rhetoric around abortion is not mentioned in the argument preview, which discusses abortion law rather than rhetoric. How is abortion connected to your argument?
3. It's not clear how conflict theory can explain an *increase* in polarization--that is, conflicting interests within society is a historically norm. Is there reason to think that these conflicting interests have intensified, and if so, why so? That is, e.g., why is immigration more of a problem now than in the past? The argument preview seems to be aiming at a general description of human nature, but this can't explain variation--human nature is presumably a constant.
4. The thesis statement also seems to be somewhat at odds with the argument preview, in that the thesis states that polarization stems from "choices," but the argument preview mentions, e.g., race as a cause of polarization, which is both not a choice and also more or less a constant across American history.
5. I'd focus on narrowing down your explanation of increasing polarization to a few causal factors. Right now, the paper seems to attribute it to a wide range of factors that don't "hang together" that well as a coherent causal story.
Paper Requirements:
8-10 pages max; double-spaced; 12 point font; 1" margins
Citations are of your choosing but need to be a recognizable style (Chicago, MLA, etc.)
Scholarly sources in peer reviewed journals are always preferred and, at the very least, two should be present. Integrating more than two is helpful towards strengthening your argument, analysis, and grade.
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Polarization in United States Politics - Outline
Thesis statement: Polarization in America is a consequence of conflicting social issues that
emanate from variations in how American citizens choose to live their lives. The political
environment coupled with the change in social environment leads to increase in polarization, as
there are divergent views on issues such as abortion.
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Problem Statement
A. Abortion ideologies.
B. Opinions of the public.
II.
Problem Justification
A. Demography evaluation
B. Conflict.
III.
Literature Review
A. Policy satisfaction.
B. Consumer behavior.
C. Conflict theory.
IV.
Causes of Polarization in America
A. Political influence.
B. Officeholders and the elite.
C. Positioning effects.
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Polarization in United States Politics
Introduction
Polarization is significant in American politics, and it leads to the enhancement of the different
policies in the environment. The changes in policies lead to the focus on various systems in
American, and this means that there is the proclamation of the policies that they advocate.
Polarization has resulted in the debate of the legalized abortion, and this means that there is need
to observe the changes that take place in the environment. The expression of the negative effects
between the democrats and the republicans is one of the contributing factors of polarization, and
this helps in making sure that there reflection of the lives of the people. The politicians are
known to advocate for rights of the people, and this means that focus is on the protection of the
Americans from the issues that affect their livelihood.
The conflicting issues in the political arena contribute to polarization, as there are
different concepts of how certain things should be done. Washington is not devoid of
polarization, and this tends to paint a bad picture of the capital. The focus is on affairs that
involve the representation of the government. The extremes in the ideologies mean that there is
need to identify the scope of the views of the Americans as it is through this that there is striking
of balance in the powers that the government continues to exercise. The contribution of
Washington regarding politics is considered in low regard, and this means that it is important that
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there is the determination of the policies of the government and the preferred states in the
analysis of the extent of polarization.
Problem Statement
Polarization has become an inherent problem within America’s socio-political landscape owing
to a wide range of conflicting interests within the country. Among the manifestations of this
hypothesis are Washington state’s party-based divisions that emanate from the different elements
of conservatism and liberal ideologies. In this case, the central issue relevant to the state of
Washington is abortion and the laws that define it. The political parties and the ideologies in
abortion show the politics that surround the issues of abortion in America. It is now considered a
partisan issue, and this leads to the need to realign the actions of the people towards the
discussion.
There is the analysis of the views that conform towards abortion, and this helps in giving
people the ability to switch their allegiance to the parties that advocate for what they believe. It
leads to focus on the alignment of the current issues regarding abortion, and this makes it
necessary to observe the changes that take place...