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ESSAY QUESTIONS - BOOK REPORT TOPICS

Topics for Take-Home Essays

Introduction

1. Ehrenreich notes that welfare reform was about to place 4 million women into the low-wage workforce. Construct an argument in favor of welfare reform. Construct an argument against welfare reform.

2. Consider the actions of college students in the 1960s who believed they could organize the working class. What was the impetus of their actions? Were they successful? Are students today as radical? Why do you think they are or why do you think they are not?

3. How could you use the perilous position of low-wage workers, particularly women with children, as an argument against the theory of Tickle-Down Economics? Is their a way you could use their position as an argument that supports the theory of..............

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