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Two very important questions. You don't have two right an essay for me, but I need help with the info. Will give you plentiful points

12. Analyze Cause and Effect What was the effect of the civil rights decisions of the Supreme Court under Chief Justice Earl Warren? Who was affected by these decisions?
Start this essay by giving at least three examples of civil rights decisions of the Supreme Court under Chief Justice Earl Warren. Be specific; pretend that I don’t know anything about these decisions. Explain within your essay exactly what groups of people were affected by each of these decisions. Summarize by giving your view of how these decisions are important today, or how you see them in your everyday life.

13. Synthesize Information According to Thurgood Marshall, why was affirmative action necessary?
For this answer, you need to clarify that you completely understand what “affirmative action” refers to!
Set up your essay this way:
First, introduce who Thurgood Marshall was. Explain his importance. Then, give a good definition of affirmative action. Explain its purpose. Explain why Thurgood Marshall believed it was necessary. To summarize, explain the importance of affirmative action as you understand how it would be applied today. Do you think it’s a good idea? A bad idea? Explain, giving your opinion.

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What was the purpose of affirmative action?

A. to give immigrants preference in school admissions and job applications

B. to enforce equal pay for equal work, address child care needs, and end sexual harassment

C. to increase federal funds to apprehend and prosecute men for violence against women

D. to give women and minorities preference in school admissions and job applications



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Ok for 13, I think you can open like this:

Thurgood Marshall, who was he? And then add ur info about his importance. Then define affirmative action. Explain Thurgood's opinion. I may sound redundant but here maybe this can help.
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