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Which American Idea are you planning to write about -- freedom, opportunity, equality, or individuality? (You may come up with your own American Idea if you think you can support it.)
What's your personal definition (unique to you, not from a dictionary) of this term?
What two stories from your life ("mini-narratives") related to this term will you tell your readers in your essay?
Which narrative techniques will you use when relating each of these stories? Some examples are dialogue, sensory detail, and internal monologue. Which will you use for story #1? Story #2?
How has your understanding about this term changed or evolved throughout your life?
How COULD you tie your understanding of this course to something you've read for this class? Include the title and author of the reading passage.
Remember that -- even though you should come up with a connected text here -- this is not mandatory for your draft. You can include this in your essay if it seems logical and flows with the rest of your essay.
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