Explain how neighborhoods and communities become segregated 

Analyze the role local policy and politics plays in how communities are formed

Discuss and interpret the different types of neighborhoods

Paper Length 

All submissions should be 4 pages long. The work cited page does NOT count towards the number of essay pages. Failure to comply with some of the other criteria may affect your overall paper length, so please be sure to look over all the criteria very carefully. Submissions that do not meet the paper length requirement, automatically disqualifies a submission from receiving an A. If the paper has too many quotes, the professor reserves the right to decide that the excessive use of quotes was so much that it affected the paper length with not enough original writing. This may also be the case with having used only one quote but it being too long. Keep quotes short and to a minimum to ensure this does not happen. No title pages and no charts or graphs should be used at any time.

Sources:

ONLY peer-reviewed journal articles are allowed. Only the information belonging to the article should be included. There should be absolutely NO web site in the work cited page.

Spacing and Heading:

All submissions must be double-spaced. The heading, however, should be single spaced. Every submission should have a heading. The heading should include student’s name, the date, and the course. In essence, each heading should be 3 single spaced lines while the actual paper is double-spaced. There should only be double-space between the heading and the title.

Formatting:

All submissions should follow MLA style. All submissions should follow an introduction, body, and conclusion format.

No submissions should use first person narrative. Students should not use (I, me, us, we, our, you, you’re, we’re etc..)