What is the author’s central argument, or thesis? Exactly what point (or points) is the author trying to make? Provide an example that helps to support your view. Provide, in your own words, what you believe the author’s purpose was for writing this book. What is it about? Who is he/she trying to reach? Give an example that supports your statement.Describe the structure of the book. How is it put together? Does its structure help or hinder the reader from following the author’s argument? Provide an example to strengthen your case. why you think this is a good book for a history class.
Review the Ten Great Public Health Achievements. Select one of the 10
Review the Ten Great Public Health Achievements. Select one of the 10 achievements. What is the importance of your chosen achievement to society? In your own words, defend its right to be considered a “Great Public Health Achievement.” Select three other peers’ postings and debate their analysis. Keep in mind