Pg. 253-270 Collections Text Response Paragraph (Use ebook in portal)
Due April 7, 2020 11:59...
Pg. 253-270 Collections Text Response Paragraph (Use ebook in portal)
Due April 7, 2020 11:59 PM
Instructions
After reading pgs. 253-270 in your Collections Text, follow the directions below to write a response paragraph.
1. Using a Microsoft Word Document, write a well-developed paragraph about the parts of Colin Powell’s life you found most interesting.
2. Point out examples in both texts that support your ideas, and tell what they indicate about Powell as an individual.
3. Make sure to answer all the parts of the question.
4. Grammar, punctuation, capitalization, and spelling count.
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