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Jacqueline Kulle
1. The writing process for project two was very different from project one. For me, project two required a lot more organizing to make my argument clear and valid. Also for project one, I was very familiar with what I was writing about and it did not require as much detail and research. Although I am familiar with my topic for project two, it required much more in depth research and took me a much longer time to write about and present two sides of an argument.
2. I think the first draft helped me the most with writing my final draft. This is because during the conference, it made me realize I had to organize my points better so the argument was clear. This helped me edit my paper for my final draft and include sources when needed.
3. Between project one and two, I enjoyed project two a lot better. This is because it allowed me an opportunity to explore any topic I wanted, so I chose one that related to my finance major. This project helped me to learn more about cryptocurrencies, a new form of currency, which was very beneficial for me.

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