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Warm-up Explain how the purpose of “I hear America Singing” and “I too, Sing America” differ in the message to the audience. Cite evidence from each poem.

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1 Warm-up Explain how the purpose of “I hear America Singing” and “I too, Sing America” differ in the message to the audience. Cite evidence from each poem in your analysis. How does the cultural background of each author influence their message?

2 Content Language Objective Begin drafting a synthesis essay arguing the accessibility of the American dream using textual evidence and acknowledging a counterclaim

3 The New American Dream Another non-fiction document explaining the difficulty in accessing the “American Dream” due to debt

4 Essential Questions 1.What is the “American Dream”? 2.Is the “American Dream” accessible to everyone in America?

5 Essay Assignment Read through the assignment, highlighting skills and knowledge needed for success

6 Plan Complete (optional) the synthesis essay plan to help guide your essay. Pay particular attention to the structure.

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