1. Identify a problem in your school or neighborhood that could be solved. What will be the subject of your petition? 2. Think about ways to solve the problem. What is one clear action that school officials or local government could take to address the problem?
3. You want your petition to be short and concise — people won't have much time to read it. But you also want to get signatures. Your message should be compelling. List three reasons why people should support your petition.
4. Write your petition and hand it in for grading.

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Explanation:

Possible Topic: Neighborhood renovations/improvements (such as sidewalks, community pool, maybe clubhouse, neighborhood playground, roads (ect))

Possible solutions: HOA costs implemented effectively into this, government funds, fundraisers.

Possible Reasons: 1. A revamped neighborhood could enhance your living environment with delightful touches. 2. If you implement your ideas you, your friends, and others could experience what each of you loves most together right here in your neighborhood. 3. A nicer neighborhood could mean new residents.  (Bonus reason) - Signatures could increase the chances of a successful petition and newly renovated neighborhood.

Possible petition: Who Else Wants To Enjoy Neighborhood Improvements?

Take please in newly ameliorated sidewalks, community pool, neighborhood playground, roads, and even clubhouse!

c. the dred scott v. sandford case,

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