Hand-in assignments are meant to convey your critical thinking and problem solving skills. Therefore, as you address the topic of the HA, you should demonstrate how you reached your conclusions, instead of simply stating those conclusions. For example, what were the points or arguments that you analyzed, then agreed or disagreed with, that led to your conclusions? Your conclusions should represent more than just your opinion. If you encounter an idea that sparks your thinking in a certain direction, explain how that idea led you to make the connection. For each point that you make in your writing, offer examples that illustrate or substantiate that point. Always be sure to explain why other possible conclusions were ruled out. Make sure that you have an overall theme (or more than one) in your paper. If you had to sum up your main themes, you should be able to do so in a few sentences. Make sure these are communicated in a straightforward manner. Review the assignment before and after you work on it to make sure that you are addressing all elements of the topic. Remember that you should include at least three academic references in your answer, using the correct Harvard Referencing citation formats. Recall that Wikipedia is not a credible academic source. To determine the credibility of an academic source, you must be able to assess the credibility of the author or publication. A typical answer should have between 500 and 1,000 words, but it is the quality of the answer that matters, not the number of words. Use the Turnitin link below to submit your assignment.