Social movement, interest groups or modern american political parties

Please select 1 of the following essays;

Chap 8

What is a social movement? Why did the civil rights movement form, and how did it work toward its objectives? What were the goals of the women’s movement, and how were they achieved?
OR

Chap 9

2. What are interest groups? What are the main types of interest groups?

Or

3 . What are the characteristics of modern-day American political parties? What are political party platforms?

Please upload

1) Essay (introduction, body (3-5 paragraphs, closing paragraphs)

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Weekly Essay’s Students are required to submit a weekly written essay, which is located in the
“assignments tab” in Canvas. The essay will be due on Saturday’s by 11:59 p.m. Late
assignments will not be accepted. Please post your assignment on Canvas.

Papers should be a minimum of 3-5 pages, double spaced and have a font size of 12.
The college essay must have the following elements;
1. Introductory paragraph
Body (3-6 paragraphs)
Closing/Summary paragraph
2. Works Cited Page
3. Proper citations if quoting from a textbook or online resource
4. Plagiarism checker (please attach)
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Below is a list of manuscript conventions. Keep in mind that writing is revision and proof reading is
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A. Free Online Textbook (Zero Cost)
https://open.umn.edu/opentextbooks/BookDetail.aspx?bookId=64

B. Required Writing, Problem Solving, Skills Demonstration and/or proficiency
a. Write an analysis of the decision making process;
b. Write an analysis of a contemporary political issue;
c. Write an analysis of the system of checks and balance.
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C. Demonstration of critical thinking/problem solving:
a. Critically research and analyze a contemporary political controversy;
b. Critically analyze the system of checks and balances & make recommendations to specific
areas of concern.