3000-Word Essay Examples

Introduction “There are about 845 million people who do not have access to convenient or clean water and every 90 seconds, someone dies of a water-related disease” (About Water.org). This is data from developing countries such as Bangladesh, India, and nearly a dozen more according…

Introduction The persons who were interviewed for my family history paper are my mother, Sarah Cary, and my Grandmother, Maureen Morris. My family situation is a little complicated, but I believe that I have acquired a comprehensive account of at least half of my lineage,…

Introduction Discussing feminism in the military many people fail to realize how far along we have come when discussing the roles of women and what they are now able to participate in. The emerging roles of women in the armed forces today is a reality…

The 1960’s to the 1980’s was the time of revolutions, and activism. Where people started standing up for their political values and wanted their voices heard for their cause. Each injustice at the time seemed to be counteracted by waves of protests and rebellious behaviours….

Introduction Food and water are essential elements for everyday living, the use of water for many different reasons, drinking, washing, sanitation, food production, energy production and industry. But what is food security? According to the UN it is the capacity of a population to safeguard…

Money and happiness is a very broad topic with many different factors. People can have very different views about the subject, from facets in their life such as, expectations, social customs and ethnicity. The subcategory delved into in this essay is about a small population…

Rock and Roll during the 1960s disrupted the American way of living by becoming a potent voice for cultural revolution and improving the lives of everyone in the nation for it. During the 1960s, a new generation was coming of age. As the post-war trauma…

Introduction A ‘satisfying’ ending to a novel often leaves the reader feeling emotionally fulfilled, with many problems presented in the novel being solved and loose ends optimistically tied. Examples of these ‘happy endings’ are predominant in popular literature and not hard to find in narratives…

Introduction To delve into the many labor inequalities across the globe we must discover the roots and causes. For first world countries such as the United States, labor inequalities fall under the umbrella of income inequalities as well as a lack of opportunity. Examining the…

Introduction To understand what can affect ‘quality of life’, we must unpick what quality of life really means. Quality of life is an individuals’ life being comfortable in where they are, having good physical and mental health, and happiness. This could be influenced by money,…

Online in simple word of the dictionary can be understood as the state of being connected. In today’s world, two words play a major role whenever we talk about ‘online’. Internet and social media. Internet and social media have become a major factor affecting the…

Drug trafficking has been happening longer than most people think. Unless it affects us directly we tend to not think of the impact and harm it is causing us, others, and the country we live in. There are several reasons for drug trafficking such as…

Introduction It is of crucial importance to the international community to have a deep insight of the scope, essence, and origin of illicit arms trafficking for the prevention of future detrimental actions. These are instruments that increase the likelihood of violence and disorder within their…

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? by Edward Albee explore the idea of illusion and reality in people’s lives. Fitzgerald’s novel was written during the height of the Roaring Twenties in 1924, where people led lives filled with…

The term ‘society’was coined to create a moral high ground for men , a notion highlighted in both texts. The ‘societal’structure allows those who are prestigious to hold power against those that are vulnerable. These archetypes are mirrored by characters such as Myrtle Wilson and…

Introduction Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark is one of my top favorite movies of all time. (I personally think that it is the best of the film series for being the most creative and least ridiculous. It’s a classic.) It is a movie…

Introduction Racial discrimination, a perennial incident that depicts excessive prejudice. it is seen, heard and experiences on the everyday cycle of a person’s routine. it is a case on which the general agrees on it being crucial and a major problem while turning a blind…

Introduction Violence against women is a problem which has existence for a very long time and widespread. violence towards women manageable any act of gender primarily based violence whether or not it is physical, sexual or psychological damage or struggling to women. Violence against women…

Social criticism is a mode of approach that expresses the malicious conditions and flaws of social structure. Social criticism interprets the text in the context of various social affairs existing in the current scenario. History, culture and tradition plays predominant role in this criticism. Though…

Instances of sexism occur on a daily basis across settings. In organizations, sexism has implications at all levels of the workforce. Negative consequences of sexism span from harming individuals (Jones et al., 2016) to costing organizations (Prime & Moss-Racusin, 2009). Research has established common reactions…