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External link to Chapter 1. Notes taken based upon the reading assigned. These notes will consist of the following: -Two (2) quotes/passages from the reading that will be used for discussion in class. -Analyze each Chapter 1. Notes taken based upon the reading assigned.  These notes will consist of the following:-Two (2) quotes/passages from the reading that will be used for discussion in class.-Analyze each quote: Why did you choose the quote? How is it important?-One question you have for the class (which means that you will have an answer for this question that you will share with the class after we have discussed and attempted to answer the question you present to us).-One question that you have for the professor regarding the reading that you need to be answered.-One short, informal reflective paragraph on the reading for the week.I have attached chapter 1 in the file… Show more
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Chapter 1. Notes taken based upon the reading assigned. These notes will consist of the following: -Two (2) quotes/passages from the reading that will be used for discussion in class. -Analyze each Chapter 1. Notes taken based upon the reading assigned.  These notes will consist of the following:-Two (2) quotes/passages from the reading that will be used for discussion in class.-Analyze each quote: Why did you choose the quote? How is it important?-One question you have for the class (which means that you will have an answer for this question that you will share with the class after we have discussed and attempted to answer the question you present to us).-One question that you have for the professor regarding the reading that you need to be answered.-One short, informal reflective paragraph on the reading for the week.I have attached chapter 1 in the file… Show more

Chapter 1. Notes taken based upon the reading assigned. These notes will consist of the following: -Two (2) quotes/passages from the reading that will be used for discussion in class. -Analyze each

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AZERBAIJAN HISTORY answer to questions briefly and with facts! 1. Compare and contrast the terms and conditions in Europe and Azerbaijan led to the formation, development, and importance of history AZERBAIJAN HISTORYanswer to questions briefly and with facts!1. Compare and contrast the terms and conditions in Europe and Azerbaijan led to the  formation,   development, and importance of history as a scientific discipline2. Define the methods  important for historical sources identification 3. Analyze cause and effect of the – Sovietization period of Azerbaijani historical science  Show more

AZERBAIJAN HISTORY answer to questions briefly and with facts! 1. Compare and contrast the terms and conditions in Europe and Azerbaijan led to the formation, development, and importance of history

External link to By the 1870’s, there was a need to increase the country’s money supply because of? A. the growth of too many crops B. the need to build the Panama Canal C. the expansion of business and industry D. th By the 1870’s, there was a need to increase the country’s money supply because of?A. the growth of too many cropsB. the need to build the Panama CanalC. the expansion of business and industryD. the army’s need for new rifles Show more
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By the 1870’s, there was a need to increase the country’s money supply because of? A. the growth of too many crops B. the need to build the Panama Canal C. the expansion of business and industry D. th By the 1870’s, there was a need to increase the country’s money supply because of?A. the growth of too many cropsB. the need to build the Panama CanalC. the expansion of business and industryD. the army’s need for new rifles Show more

By the 1870’s, there was a need to increase the country’s money supply because of? A. the growth of too many crops B. the need to build the Panama Canal C. the expansion of business and industry D. th

External link to write an essay on the topic indicated in the files attached. The essay is to be 5-6 pages (1500-1800 word). write an essay on the topic indicated in the files attached. The essay is to be 5-6 pages (1500-1800 word). Show more
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write an essay on the topic indicated in the files attached. The essay is to be 5-6 pages (1500-1800 word). write an essay on the topic indicated in the files attached. The essay is to be 5-6 pages (1500-1800 word). Show more

write an essay on the topic indicated in the files attached. The essay is to be 5-6 pages (1500-1800 word).

External link to Discussion Prompt: Maximize Your Time, Minimize Your CostInvestigate the opportunities and strategies supported by CCU that can help you save money and reduce the amount of time it will take to obtain Discussion Prompt: Maximize Your Time, Minimize Your CostInvestigate the opportunities and strategies supported by CCU that can help you save money and reduce the amount of time it will take to obtain your degree:Scholarships for Adult StudentsGuaranteed Tuition for Undergraduate StudentsUsing Prior Learning Credit at CCU (Additional information about Prior Learning Credit, such asCredit by Portfolio, is available through the Student Resources tab in Blackboard.)Transfer CreditTesting for CreditThen create an initial post that answers the following:Which opportunity or strategy provided by CCU will be the most beneficial in helping you maximize your time and money? Why?What will you need to do to meet the eligibility requirements for this opportunity or strategy?What is one life experience or skill that you could potentially translate into college credit through  Prior Learning Credit By Portfolio (pdf) Prior Learning Credit By Portfolio (pdf) – Alternative Formats ? Locate a college or university that offers a course that aligns with your experience or skill (course equivalency), and explain how the description of this course matches your experience or skill. Show more
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Discussion Prompt: Maximize Your Time, Minimize Your CostInvestigate the opportunities and strategies supported by CCU that can help you save money and reduce the amount of time it will take to obtain Discussion Prompt: Maximize Your Time, Minimize Your CostInvestigate the opportunities and strategies supported by CCU that can help you save money and reduce the amount of time it will take to obtain your degree:Scholarships for Adult StudentsGuaranteed Tuition for Undergraduate StudentsUsing Prior Learning Credit at CCU (Additional information about Prior Learning Credit, such asCredit by Portfolio, is available through the Student Resources tab in Blackboard.)Transfer CreditTesting for CreditThen create an initial post that answers the following:Which opportunity or strategy provided by CCU will be the most beneficial in helping you maximize your time and money? Why?What will you need to do to meet the eligibility requirements for this opportunity or strategy?What is one life experience or skill that you could potentially translate into college credit through  Prior Learning Credit By Portfolio (pdf) Prior Learning Credit By Portfolio (pdf) – Alternative Formats ? Locate a college or university that offers a course that aligns with your experience or skill (course equivalency), and explain how the description of this course matches your experience or skill. Show more

Discussion Prompt: Maximize Your Time, Minimize Your CostInvestigate the opportunities and strategies supported by CCU that can help you save money and reduce the amount of time it will take to obtain

External link to De La Pena has worked in multiple media in terms of journalism. Which has had the most significant impact on her? Why do you think so? De La Pena has worked in multiple media in terms of journalism. Which has had the most significant impact on her? Why do you think so? Show more
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De La Pena has worked in multiple media in terms of journalism. Which has had the most significant impact on her? Why do you think so? De La Pena has worked in multiple media in terms of journalism. Which has had the most significant impact on her? Why do you think so? Show more

De La Pena has worked in multiple media in terms of journalism. Which has had the most significant impact on her? Why do you think so?

External link to https://youtu.be/I-eRTJzaFsg Watch the video ano Existentialism video Task (2) Read the Existential Lecture & Retrospective Response Context: The Mind is a Scary Place Existentialism was the brain https://youtu.be/I-eRTJzaFsgWatch the video ano Existentialism videoTask (2) Read the Existential Lecture & Retrospective ResponseContext: The Mind is a Scary PlaceExistentialism was the brainchild of men who didn’t want the name attached to them. The movement has fuzzy origins, but generally, the end of WWII marks the beginning. Jean-Paul Sartre claimed the emerging ideas of ‘experience all things from the first-person perspective’ slowly organized under Existentialism. Soon, philosophers from Soren Kierkegaard up through Martin Heidegger, and famously Albert Camus, captured the essence of the human being through their art, novels, and movies.Research:First, before starting this portion of the journal entry, be sure to fully explore the origins of the French movement called Existentialism. Briefly stated, this is a look into how you exist in the world as an authentic human being. An ‘authentic’ being is the key phrase here. Research and explore what are means to “Exist before the Essence of the self is established, as opposed to establishing your essence before birth. It’s complicated it will take some mental horse power to understand. . Questions: Type out your responses directly after the questions. 1. Look at the picture ‘Axe Tree by Vladimir Kush’, which one are you, the axe or the tree, or both. Explain.a. Answer the question here2. The “Standard view of the world” given to us by popular society vs “our personal alternative view of the world” is a common Existential comparison by Sartre in the lecture. What do you think is the “Standard view of the world” as seen by three different regions of the global? Then, compare that to “your alternative view of the world”?a. Answer the question here3. The Existentialism demands you review your place in the world, are you are being in the world, or are ‘you’ nothingness? Explain how you are not just another object?a. Answer the question here4. Existentialists and Black Mirror paint the nature of man as “a canorous, ignorant, savage beast looking to satisfy its desires.” Do you agree or disagree? Give examples.a. Answer the question here Show more
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https://youtu.be/I-eRTJzaFsg Watch the video ano Existentialism video Task (2) Read the Existential Lecture & Retrospective Response Context: The Mind is a Scary Place Existentialism was the brain https://youtu.be/I-eRTJzaFsgWatch the video ano Existentialism videoTask (2) Read the Existential Lecture & Retrospective ResponseContext: The Mind is a Scary PlaceExistentialism was the brainchild of men who didn’t want the name attached to them. The movement has fuzzy origins, but generally, the end of WWII marks the beginning. Jean-Paul Sartre claimed the emerging ideas of ‘experience all things from the first-person perspective’ slowly organized under Existentialism. Soon, philosophers from Soren Kierkegaard up through Martin Heidegger, and famously Albert Camus, captured the essence of the human being through their art, novels, and movies.Research:First, before starting this portion of the journal entry, be sure to fully explore the origins of the French movement called Existentialism. Briefly stated, this is a look into how you exist in the world as an authentic human being. An ‘authentic’ being is the key phrase here. Research and explore what are means to “Exist before the Essence of the self is established, as opposed to establishing your essence before birth. It’s complicated it will take some mental horse power to understand. . Questions: Type out your responses directly after the questions. 1. Look at the picture ‘Axe Tree by Vladimir Kush’, which one are you, the axe or the tree, or both. Explain.a. Answer the question here2. The “Standard view of the world” given to us by popular society vs “our personal alternative view of the world” is a common Existential comparison by Sartre in the lecture. What do you think is the “Standard view of the world” as seen by three different regions of the global? Then, compare that to “your alternative view of the world”?a. Answer the question here3. The Existentialism demands you review your place in the world, are you are being in the world, or are ‘you’ nothingness? Explain how you are not just another object?a. Answer the question here4. Existentialists and Black Mirror paint the nature of man as “a canorous, ignorant, savage beast looking to satisfy its desires.” Do you agree or disagree? Give examples.a. Answer the question here Show more

https://youtu.be/I-eRTJzaFsg Watch the video ano Existentialism video Task (2) Read the Existential Lecture & Retrospective Response Context: The Mind is a Scary Place Existentialism was the brain

External link to On the basis of Equiano’s account, what measures did the crews of slave ships take to ensure maximum profits from their business of transporting human cargoes? 150 words or more On the basis of Equiano’s account, what measures did the crews of slave ships take to ensure maximum profits from their business of transporting human cargoes? 150 words or more Show more
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On the basis of Equiano’s account, what measures did the crews of slave ships take to ensure maximum profits from their business of transporting human cargoes? 150 words or more On the basis of Equiano’s account, what measures did the crews of slave ships take to ensure maximum profits from their business of transporting human cargoes? 150 words or more Show more

On the basis of Equiano’s account, what measures did the crews of slave ships take to ensure maximum profits from their business of transporting human cargoes? 150 words or more

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Should the Texas governor be given more power? Include the roles of the five other elected executives positions in Texas government Should the Texas governor be given more power? Include the roles of the five other elected executives positions in Texas government Show more

Should the Texas governor be given more power? Include the roles of the five other elected executives positions in Texas government

External link to Using the Peer Review Rubrics below, you will review their journal, make comments, and grade their work. You are free to mark up their document with annotations and in-line editing. Or, you can look i Using the Peer Review Rubrics below, you will review their journal, make comments, and grade their work. You are free to mark up their document with annotations and in-line editing. Or, you can look it over and offer a summary pasted to the end of the journal. For Example:In-line EditsComments to the side.Task (2) Read the Existential Lecture & Retrospective ResponseContext: The Mind is a Scary PlaceExistentialism was the brainchild of men who didn’t want the name attached to them. The movement has fuzzy origins, but generally, the end of WWII marks the beginning. Jean-Paul Sartre claimed the emerging ideas of ‘experience all things from the first-person perspective’ slowly organized under Existentialism. Soon, philosophers from Soren Kierkegaard up through Martin Heidegger, and famously Albert Camus, captured the essence of the human being through their art, novels, and movies. Questions: Type out your responses directly after the questions. 1. Look at the picture ‘Axe Tree by Vladimir Kush’, which one are you, the axe or the tree, or both. Explain.a. I identify as the ax because I think of myself as a go getter an take go for whatever I want in life. Same as the ax symbolizing the cutting of trees for human use.2. The “Standard view of the world” given to us by popular society vs “our personal alternative view of the world” is a common Existential comparison by Sartre in the lecture. What do you think is the “Standard view of the world” as seen by three different regions of the global? Then, compare that to “your alternative view of the world”?a. I agree with Sartre that we create the vision but at the end of the day we something shadow ourselves from the reality so sometimes I question if what we see and believe is true. Either way everyone has their own reality,3. The Existentialism demands you review your place in the world, are you are being in the world, or are ‘you’ nothingness? Explain how you are not just another object?a. I think that I am doing my part. I am not extraordinary fighting for climate change but the chances of me being able to play a big part are slim. I do what I need to do and I recycle.4. Existentialists and Black Mirror paint the nature of man as “a canorous, ignorant, savage beast looking to satisfy its desires.” Do you agree or disagree? Give examples.a. I agree almost everyone is self-centered and do things that will only benefit themselves. Prime example is all the competitions all around the world. You can look up online and there is a contest for just about anything to be in first place. People feel the need to be fulfilled because it’s in our nature to prove they are the best at something and they will cheat, kill, or steal to get to the top. Show more
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Using the Peer Review Rubrics below, you will review their journal, make comments, and grade their work. You are free to mark up their document with annotations and in-line editing. Or, you can look i Using the Peer Review Rubrics below, you will review their journal, make comments, and grade their work. You are free to mark up their document with annotations and in-line editing. Or, you can look it over and offer a summary pasted to the end of the journal. For Example:In-line EditsComments to the side.Task (2) Read the Existential Lecture & Retrospective ResponseContext: The Mind is a Scary PlaceExistentialism was the brainchild of men who didn’t want the name attached to them. The movement has fuzzy origins, but generally, the end of WWII marks the beginning. Jean-Paul Sartre claimed the emerging ideas of ‘experience all things from the first-person perspective’ slowly organized under Existentialism. Soon, philosophers from Soren Kierkegaard up through Martin Heidegger, and famously Albert Camus, captured the essence of the human being through their art, novels, and movies. Questions: Type out your responses directly after the questions. 1. Look at the picture ‘Axe Tree by Vladimir Kush’, which one are you, the axe or the tree, or both. Explain.a. I identify as the ax because I think of myself as a go getter an take go for whatever I want in life. Same as the ax symbolizing the cutting of trees for human use.2. The “Standard view of the world” given to us by popular society vs “our personal alternative view of the world” is a common Existential comparison by Sartre in the lecture. What do you think is the “Standard view of the world” as seen by three different regions of the global? Then, compare that to “your alternative view of the world”?a. I agree with Sartre that we create the vision but at the end of the day we something shadow ourselves from the reality so sometimes I question if what we see and believe is true. Either way everyone has their own reality,3. The Existentialism demands you review your place in the world, are you are being in the world, or are ‘you’ nothingness? Explain how you are not just another object?a. I think that I am doing my part. I am not extraordinary fighting for climate change but the chances of me being able to play a big part are slim. I do what I need to do and I recycle.4. Existentialists and Black Mirror paint the nature of man as “a canorous, ignorant, savage beast looking to satisfy its desires.” Do you agree or disagree? Give examples.a. I agree almost everyone is self-centered and do things that will only benefit themselves. Prime example is all the competitions all around the world. You can look up online and there is a contest for just about anything to be in first place. People feel the need to be fulfilled because it’s in our nature to prove they are the best at something and they will cheat, kill, or steal to get to the top. Show more

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