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1. Both authors mention social media as a factor that contributes to decisions young people make about moving. How do the two articles develop this argument differently?

2. Identify specific information both
authors incorporate in their arguments. How do the authors use this same information to achieve different ends?

3. Explain how moving can be related to the American desire for independence. Cite textual evidence to support your response.

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