Instructions: Choose ONE of the following prompts and write a 5 page paper on that subject. The prompts provided are broad and can be addressed in several ways. Therefore, I am not looking for a right or wrong answer to the question but rather for you to think critically about the American political party system. Each question is multi-faceted which means that students have the […]

For this discussion you will examine one social movement, whether current or historical, and present what you have learned to your classmates. Once you understand the definition of a movement from your lesson and the chapter reading this week, be sure to search for additional information on the movement you have chosen. The previous page, called “Social Movement Examples” has some great videos on the gay rights […]

Lack of adequate food is traditionally a bigger issue in developing nations. So given this reality, why would anyone make a case that this is of global concern, rather than a humanitarian concern specific to a particular (underdeveloped) region? In other words, why should someone in the United States care about the hunger and famine in places such as sub-Saharan Africa, other than humanitarian concern? […]

Discussion Board Question 3: When speaking of ideology during this past election season, many candidates used the word ‘socialism’ as a political weapon to scare voters into not supporting the opposing candidate. This strategy strangely worked as many people incorrectly equated socialism with communism or wrongly assumed that socialism leads directly or indirectly to communism. In a nation where it’s Founding Father’s established socialism with […]

first proposal – The costs outweigh the benefits of the United States pulling out of Syria as President Trump announced.  I will return your prospectus with my comments in class on Wednesday. You should start working on the next assignment which you will need to get to me by no later than  next Monday, February 25. This next assignment is to work on and write […]

Chapter 10: Most Americans in the 1930s and 1940s did not know that President Franklin Delano Roosevelt was severely handicapped from polio and had to use a wheelchair, just as many in the 1960s did not know that John F. Kennedy had extramarital affairs while in the White House. Journalists at the time censored themselves due to respect for the office and the man. Which […]

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students will turn in a current event with a policy synopsis attached. Students should look for domestic and international events that affect American Government. Students should use reputable sources including but not limited to:  The Guardian, Al-Jazeera, The BBC, Reuters, Associated Press, Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg News,The Financial Times, The Independent UK, The Christian Science Monitor, The New York Times, The Washington Post, or others. […]

Keeping track of the history of past and present illnesses and the changes to the environment in any given are is important to the future of healthcare and well being of every individual in modern society. As the environment changes around us, so do the way illness progress and decline. Changes in the way we handle things that we interact with on a daily basis […]

I have suggested that we should engage and be engaged by those persons who see and understand the world differently from those who sit comfortably within a dominant we society so that we might (re)imagine or discover a new place for democratic politics. And as film-goers who find ourselves more susceptible emotionally to the stimuli presented in a movie theatre, we can at times experience […]