In the 1896 election, opponents of William Jennings Bryan called him a “socialist.” What exactly is “socialism”? Was Bryan, in fact, a socialist or were his opponents misusing the term? How does the labeling of Bryan a socialist compare to other efforts, some very recent, to label political opponents as “socialist”? Why is the identification of a candidate with that ideology presumed to be such a powerful criticism?

Read the conclusion to an informative essay about globalization in china. globalization has led to economic growth in china, and these changes have in turn led to rising populations and growing industrialization. data demonstrates that air-pollution levels have grown in many major cities because of these changes. while this growth has led to many improvements in china’s economy, the problem of air pollution must be solved in the future. which statement best explains why this conclusion is effective? it restates evidence briefly and provides a final opinion. it restates evidence briefly and establishes a new thesis. it cites sources properly and provides a final opinion. it cites sources properly and provides clear examples.