I need a 4,500-word essay on the American Civil Rights Movement delivered by this Friday. The piece must be entirely human-written and able to clear the usual AI-detection platforms without issue. Please keep the language clear and straightforward—think solid undergraduate level, not formal journal prose.
Scope and focus
• Follow the full essay question and outline I’ll supply after we start.
• Blend a chronological overview with thematic discussion, weaving the two approaches together naturally.
• Highlight Malcolm X alongside every U.S. President from 1866-1966, examining how each administration shaped—or resisted—civil-rights progress.
• Integrate key events, historical context, analysis, and evaluation throughout, citing reliable primary or secondary sources.
Essential deliverables
• 4,500 words ±5 % in a single, editable document
• Proper in-text citations and a reference list in a consistent style (APA, MLA, or Chicago—your choice, just stick to one)
• Originality report screenshot confirming 0 % plagiarism
• Brief note (200-300 words) explaining your research process to demonstrate the work is human-produced
Acceptance criteria
1. Passes plagiarism and AI-detection checks.
2. Meets the word count and Friday deadline.
3. Adheres to the combined chronological-thematic structure and covers the specified figures.
4. Uses clear, student-level English with no recycled templates.
Payment is released once I verify the piece meets all criteria. If you’re confident in crafting an engaging, authentic essay on this topic, I look forward to working with you.
