Pw: On essay 3, what I did well was probably my researches and explaining the issue with good details, aw well as using my personal opinion. When I research about an subject that I want to learn more about, I go crazy online and read a lot about it. My essay is about poverty in the United States and I learned a lot of things that I was wasn't expected . I don't think I needed help, I used everything that I needed; the book (A Path Appear, sites/sources etc...) Hopefully, my essay will the reader interested.

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