What aspects of modern life did they accept and what aspects of it did they reject?

Choose
one of the question-clusters below to address in your essay:

Read
carefully the primary sources found in the “Working with Evidence” section at
the end of Chapter 20. Write an essay
addressing the following question: In
what ways did these authors find fault with mainstream western societies and
their political and social values? How
did their solutions depart from mainstream political and social values? Be sure that your essay shows awareness of
the chapter as a whole.
Read
carefully the primary sources found in the “Working with Evidence” section at
the end of Chapter 20. Write an essay
addressing the following question: To
what extent were the ideas in these documents new and revolutionary? To what extent did their ideas reflect
long-standing traditions in their societies?
What aspects of modern life did they accept and what aspects of it did
they reject? Be sure that your essay
shows awareness of the chapter as a whole.
Expectations:

The
essay must be:

Between
1000 and 1200 words in length
Double-spaced,
using a normal-sized font, such as Times New Roman 12-point
Properly
cited: Cite sources—whether directly quoted, paraphrased or summarized–using
Chicago-Style citation
Use
appropriate scholarly sources rather than dubious sources such as Wikipedia
Plagiarism
free: Contain no plagiarism whatsoever; any plagiarized material will receive
zero points and may result in further action as per College policy
Submitted
to the course Dropbox in Word .doc, .docx, or in .rtf format

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