What would the country look like if it had billions of extra dollars to spend on housing, food and education for all?

1. You are expected to paraphrase, quote, and cite the reading and at least one other source as appropriate.

2. Make sure you have a clear and complete thesis.

3. Have a reasonably well-developed (as in detailed and specific) discussion, including thorough descriptions and explanations of ideas from Gladwell, as you do, but use other class readings as well as a clear explanation of your source from the Library database.

4. With research and quotations from the reading selection: Do not just announce who wrote the quotation: locate and contextualize it. Use the opportunity to “pre-interpret” the quotation by demonstrating how it logically follows the previous sentence in the paragraph. Avoid Floating quotations. An integrated quotation has a Lead-in, an explanation, and a commentafktry on the quotation’s purpose. 5 Paragraphs