Argument Essay: The American Dream
120 points
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American Literature
Assignment
Argument Essay: The American Dream
Due tomorrow at 11:59 PM
Start with one clear claim, then test it against Gatsby's version of opportunity.
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Start with the argument essay. It is due first, and the prompt expects a claim supported by two assigned readings.
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Take a position on whether the American Dream is still attainable, then test that position against Gatsby and one assigned essay.
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Write a one-sentence position, collect two useful quotes, draft the counterargument, then build the introduction around your final claim.
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