America: The Abundant and John Downe´s Letter to His Wife Convincing her to Move to America

USA: Rich Dan traveled to the United States to find a job and his family helped them with money. Dan persuaded his wife and children to immigrate to America to live a richer life from warm tone to faithfulness. In the first paragraph, Dan gave the impression that the lack of hunger in the USA made his family leave the UK more enthusiastic to start a better life. The table was full of "all kinds of pudding, pie, fruit, all kinds of seasons of the season", so Dan exaggerated rich food.

Style B: (1) In 1830 John Daune of Weaver came from England to the United States and found a job so that his wife and children could earn enough money to join him. Please read the next letter from down to his wife. Then write an article analyzing Tang's rhetorical strategy to convince his wife to immigrate to the United States. (2) The following paragraph is from the article "Common Life" by Scott Russell Sanders in 1994. Read the paragraph carefully, then write articles to defend, challenge or define the idea of ​​Sanders about the relationship between Americans and society. Use specific evidence to support your position

USA: Rich Dan traveled to the United States to find a job and his family helped them with money. Dan persuaded his wife and children to immigrate to America to live a richer life from warm tone to faithfulness. In the first paragraph, Dan gave the impression that the lack of hunger in the USA made his family leave the UK more enthusiastic to start a better life. - In this project, between 1845 and 1852, I examined the impact of human and environmental factors related to potato famine in Ireland. The name of this famine is due to the fact that the Irish staple food is a potato and the influence of those potatoes in that country. This famine, which can not grow, is also called Ireland's great famine, which is responsible for massive starvation, immigration, and illness.