I need a topic for my senior paper, it is to be 12-15 pages , so I need to choose something that has enough information/sources for 12-15 pages. The categories I can choose from are as followed

 

 

 

History

 

Art

 

Literature

 

Current Events

 

 

 

I was thinking of doing a paper on Gun Control, but i'm not sure. So if you Tip.Iters out there have some ideas bring em on, anyones welcome to help!

 

 

 

Thanks

 

 

 

~Tribal~

Personaly id go with history about wars through the ages.

Global Warming LOL as current events

I'd go with current events - something about politics.

About the conservitive party suggestion that the blazer is a powerful garment, enforces discipline and instils pride, and cracking down on lax and causual dress is the way forward.

 

 

 

^ Current events.

 

 

 

The effects of WWII had on the community, and on the world as a whole, and how different the world might be without it. For example, if it wheren't for world war two, my grand father wouldn't of met my grand mother.

 

 

 

^ History.

 

 

 

How picaso's art effected the arting world.

 

 

 

^ Art.

 

 

 

The effect of shakespear had on modern litrature and language. How we wouldn't speak half the words we do, etc.

 

 

 

^ Literature.

 

 

 

Thats one for each topic.

15 pages, wow :shock:

 

I thought my 3 page essay was tough :lol:

 

 

 

I'd say Current Events, theres a lot of events you can write about that are...current. or does it have to be about one specific event?

I'd do current events. You probably won't need as much research, and you can pretty much do every idea in current events, because you can find out in real time the answers. However some idea's you wouldn't be able to use since you couldn't find the answers for, however you could adapt that into your paper for history.

 

 

 

Current Events, and do something political related. Anything else would just be a local event, which would be boring, and unsatisfying to the reader. Probably might try to do the Birth Rate Decrease in Europe, or some kind of problem in England. Something that isn't close to home. :-w

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for real.

15 pages, wow :shock:

 

I thought my 3 page essay was tough :lol:

 

 

 

I'd say Current Events, theres a lot of events you can write about that are...current. or does it have to be about one specific event?

 

 

 

It's different. This isn't a senior paper, it's the senior paper.

Write a paper on the historical development of mass media and its effect on societies in context.

 

 

 

That's roughly 800 years' worth of sources for you to cover. Start now.

You cant ask for homework help. My thread was already locked. Im getting a moderater to fix this up.

You cant ask for homework help. My thread was already locked. Im getting a moderater to fix this up.

 

There's a difference between having someone else doing your work for you, and someone else suggesting a topic for yourself to go away and learn about.

 

 

 

History is a great subject to choose if you're looking for lots of information. After all, there's no right or wrong answer in a judgement about history, only those which have analysis and backing, and those which don't.

 

 

 

If you're looking for a topic from me though... I'd investigate WWII, and its effect on the USA, Europe, and indeed the World. You could talk about anything from the black civil rights movement in America, to the spread of Communism in Eastern Europe following the collapse of Nazism, and the start of the Cold War. Plenty to talk about there. :wink:

Lol, then my thread should still be open. Learn your facts.

You could talk about anything from the black civil rights movement in America, to the spread of Communism in Eastern Europe following the collapse of Nazism, and the start of the Cold War. Plenty to talk about there. :wink:

 

Juts make sure you're objective about that...no need for personal bias to enter a paper of this magnitude. But yea, the effects of WWII on the world is really easy. Or, you could do it about the Reniassance; Church corruption, impact of artists, how it has influenced the modern world, etc. I had 14 pages on my outline alone for that :thumbsup: [/i]

I have to say History is the easiest to choose from, it'll pad out 12 pages without a doubt, but to be frank; you'll die of boredom writing it.

 

 

 

Find something you're passionate about, and write about that. I was going to suggest studying poetry and writing about how different styles of poetry have come about, who made them come about, when they come about, etc... But then, you need to know alot about poetry.

 

 

 

So yeah, think of something you enjoy talking about and enjoy writing- something you have a strong opinion on.

You could talk about anything from the black civil rights movement in America, to the spread of Communism in Eastern Europe following the collapse of Nazism, and the start of the Cold War. Plenty to talk about there. :wink:

 

Juts make sure you're objective about that...no need for personal bias to enter a paper of this magnitude. But yea, the effects of WWII on the world is really easy. Or, you could do it about the Reniassance; Church corruption, impact of artists, how it has influenced the modern world, etc. I had 14 pages on my outline alone for that :thumbsup: [/i]

 

With fairness, history is always biased. At the end of a history essay, or whatever, you have to make a judgement one way or another. What I, as a history student, have to make sure of is that the conclusion I arrive to is represented by stats, and a just analysis. My history teacher has frequently referred to my more liberal views in my essays being obvious, but that they've been properly backed up, and the essay would receive high marks.

You have to pick one for yourself, find something intresting that you like and write it. No sense writing a paper on George Washington if you loath history.

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for real.

 

 

 

You know, he's not too far wrong..

I love history, and that's what I was aiming for, that or current events. So I asked my teacher If I could do D-Day, and she told me I could, but I have to zone in on a certain part of D-Day. It can't be too broad, or else the topic will not be approved. I wanted to do WWII as a whole, effects on the world etc. but it's too "broad" and I have to narrow it down. The teacher is being extremely pessimistic about this whole thing.

Rise and fall of the Roman Empire.

 

If that's too broad you can do the Punic Wars. (Hannibal crossing the Alps in the Second Punic War, and the annihilation of Carthage in the 3rd)

History

 

 

 

The original WWII "ian"

 

 

 

 

 

So who is the person that you think of when you think of WWII. Why? Give good, strong, concrete reasons and proof.

If you ever think about music, the effects of music media and styles on the population as a whole could be good. Talk about the change from classical music, through good classic rock, and into today's rap/hip-hop based music society, and what could have caused the changes, and what changes in society as a whole could have been caused. If I had to write a paper, that's what I'd do.