The main issues in the 1928 campaign were religion and prohibition. Attacks were made against Smith, claiming that if elected, he would make Catholicism the national religion. Smith campaigned against prohibition, while Hoover supported its continuation.
<span> that the Federal government aid in the construction of roads and canals to improve transportation to and from the West
</span><span>The British blockade of the coast had underscored the necessity of rapid means of internal transportation; Calhoun proposed a system of great permanent roads to encourage domestic manufacturing.</span>
The assignment wants to analyze your writing ability and assess how well you develop a paragraph. Also, you haven't submitted the data you researched about your topic. This all prevents me from writing your paragraph, but I'll show you how to write it.
<h3>Paragraph structure</h3>
- Start by presenting the topic of the paragraph, that is, the subject you want to present.
- Develop a statement about this topic based on the research data.
- Use the data to support this claim, highlighting their importance in creating a strong opinion on the topic.
The topic is the subject your paragraph will address. It must be written clearly and directly, with simple language, but within the writing standards of the English language.
This allows your readers to recognize the point of the paragraph, understand your claim on that subject, and use the data as textual evidence to believe your points and trust what you have written.
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I think the only variant that fits to be an answer for that question is A. <span>Suburban life increased employment opportunities for women. It's a very important aspect that lead to migration from cities to burubs in the 1950s.</span>
