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The prompt for my essay is "Analyze Montag’s conflict and discuss the moral implications for both the individual and the society." But what would the societies moral implications be? I don’t really even understand what moral implications are. HELP!!

I want to use a quote that the author of one of my sources for my paper used, but my question is whether I need to cite the book or the essay that I found the quote in. Does this make sense? I’ve looked all over the internet for the answer, but I can’t find it.

Thanks.

Our teacher went over this in class, but on the overhead so we didn’t actually get a hand out. And of course it’s time for me to finish my essay but I can’t remember the proper way to quote.

I know we have to end with the author’s name and the page number in brackets. But there was something about big quotes being indented and on a different line.

Does anyone know the proper way to do both long and short quotes?

What would make a good thesis for an essay which is analyzing the relationship, either in terms of theme or character development, between the books The Catcher in the Rye and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn?

I was considering maybe comparing the process of growing up and where it leads them for the characters Holden and Huck Finn. Or maybe comparing their lives? Please share what you think would be a good topic for this essay and a good thesis. Thank you!

I am writing my college application essays and I want to use a quote from Ayn Rand’s The Fountainhead that I found on the web. I have read the book, but do not have it with me. I am not sure how to cite it besides indicating in the actual essay where the quote comes from. Do I need to put an annotation at the end in MLA format? If so, how I do that without the book? How am I supposed to figure out which page or even chapter the quote came from?

I have to write an essay that explains the depth of the Roman Catholic Church’s influence into the various aspects of political, social, and intellectual life of the Middle Ages. My teacher brought this up out of no where, so I need a little help.

I need to know for my coursework, want to include it so i can get more connection from the essay.

I am going to have a test in political science tomorrow and the professor said that the essay will be harder than usual because the prompt will not be in regular question/compare/contrast type. Rather it is going to be like a statement that I need to build on myself. That means no specific instructions, requests, questions, comparisons or anything whatsoever. Have you ever dealt with this before? What do you think is the best way to approach it?

I can write an essay explaining the whole situation but simply put, if I had Administrative access on Vista, how would I be able to view, not change but view a standard user’s password? Whoever’s works will be the chosen as best answer, thanks!

The question: Why did people in the North and South tend to see the issue of slavery differently?

(I have a really bad problem with introductions, and this introduction needs to have 3 key points (that I am going to explain later) and a thesis. Please help me, it’s not homework! Thanks!)