For this discussion, do some research and identify one prominent figure from the Civil Rights Movement. Write two or three informative paragraphs about their contributions to the movement. Then answer these questions: Why did you choose them versus someone else? If more people knew about this person and their contributions, speculate on how this knowledge could inspire action today.
1. The first three decades after World War II (1945-1975) were marked by stunning economic growth across the West European continent. Annual growth rates from 1945 to 1973 were: United Kingdom 2.4% France 4.0% West Germany 5.0% Italy 4.9% [source: Crafts, N. (1995). The Golden…
Chapter 15 Why is there a shortage of teachers in the American education system? What are some prospects available that could turn that shortage around? ● How much does the state spend per pupil on k12 education/yr? Are there big disparities between different districts in the cost/pupil funding? What challenges does this pose for those less-funded districts? ● What’s the HS dropout rate? Does this correspond to an incarceration rate? Explain. ● What is causing the financial pressures on U.S.…
Assignment Rules: In no more than a page (which for me is 550 words), summarize the central claim of the reading and the key steps of the author's argument to support this claim. Be sure to discuss the methodology and sources that support this argument. At the end, assess the strengths and weaknesses of the argument. My instructions: Please do not make it a long paragraph of random facts one after the other. Instead of stating facts from the article…
Question: In what ways does the country elect its political representatives? Country: Israel I must answer this question in depth, maybe in the format of PEEL because he specifically told us he does not want a paragraph full of facts right after the other. I must state the fact and explain how and why. I will be graded on this question alone, and I really need to get a 5/5!
Assignment Rules: In no more than a page (which for me is 550 words), summarize the central claim of the reading and the key steps of the author's argument to support this claim. Be sure to discuss the methodology and sources that support this argument. At the end, assess the strengths and weaknesses of the argument. My instructions: Please do not make it a long paragraph of random facts one after the other. Instead of stating facts from the article…
Steps: Please answer the questions below 1. Before a bill can be acted upon on the floor of the house of the senate, there must be a - vote to determine if action is appropriate - approval by the Governor - A quorum of members present - a conference committee appointed 2. To delay the vote on a bill, legislators may engage in - chubbing - filibuster - raising points of order - all of the above 3. According to…
Students are expected to answer all of the questions for the selected writing prompt. Submissions that are more comprehensive and detailed will earn a higher point total. This exercise is to show that you have read the material and that you have thought about the issues. Your submissions should be several substantial paragraphs (minimum 300 words). You should use Times New Roman, 12 point font, double-spacing, and one inch margins on all four sides of the paper. Read the Gallup…
Please introduce yourself by answering the following questions. You are to write this as an essay, responding to SOME OF THESE question in your essay. DO NOT INCLUDE THE QUESTION AS PART OF YOUR ESSAY. Click "Reply" below to write and submit your essay. Minimum 200-word essay. Please write as an essay. Do not repeat the questions in your essay. ________________________ 1) What is your name? 2) Where are you from? (Where born, grew up, etc.) 3) What is your…
In a 4-6 page paper (typed, double-spaced, APA format), analyze any issue of your choice related to Israel's foreign policy. This might include: broad questions of Israel's foreign policy orientation; Israel's relationship with a key country or countries; institutions of Israel's foreign policy such as the foreign ministry, the IDF or IsraAid; or specific treaties, such as the Camp David Accords, Oslo Accords or Abraham Accords. Analysis of Israel's relationship with the Palestinian Authority or the Palestinian population in the…