1. What is decolonization? When did the process begin? Give specific examples of decolonization from 1945-1970 in Africa or the Caribbean. 2. What is economic inequality? How has inequality changed since the Industrial Revolution? How has inequality changed since the 1970s? What is the precariat? 3. How does understanding the history of inequality help you … Read more
3. Dominicana is set in 1965, the year the Dominican Republic was invaded and occupied by the US for the second time; US forces were also deployed in Vietnam in 1965; Also in 1965, Malcolm X was assassinated in Washington Heights. Pick TWO of these events and explain how they influence the lives of the … Read more
Prompt: Are Russia and China’s post-1989 political and economic models convergent or divergent? In which areas? What are the implications of the convergence or divergence that you describe for the present-day Russia-China relationship? Explain and defend your argument. ~originally argument was for convergence out of shared fear and mistrust towards the other; as well as … Read more
PHE 327 Milestone One Guidelines and Rubric Overview: For this first milestone, due in Module One, you will complete a chart identifying a public health issue that you plan to address for your final project. You will propose a research question to guide your research on your selected public health issue, cite at least one … Read more
The Due Process Clause is a guarantee of basic fairness. Fairness has many components to it. This discussion asks you to examine due process. Please thoroughly discuss each of the following: What is meant by “Fundamental Fairness”? What are the various components of due process in criminal procedure? In your response, include some examples of … Read more
Answer the following question: Prior to the summer of 2020, law enforcement agencies were relied on more than ever to be a safety net for many of society’s issues. The changing tide in 2020 created a demand for governments to take a different approach to policing. What is a possible collaboration and partnership that law … Read more
Select two of the reflection pieces you’ve written for expansion, polishing, and revision. You’ll have my comments and our in-class discussions to draw upon. The finished products will each be 500 words long, and I’ll ask you to turn them in at the end of the class, in lieu of a final exam. These writing … Read more
I need direct and indirect dialogue, an engaging beginning and a reflective ending, variety of transitions, varied sentence types, sensory and figurative language, precise words and phrases that enhance the story, and a composition that reflects evidence of thoughtful, thorough planning, significant revision, and editing to produce a draft ready for publication. The post I … Read more
Submit the tentative title of your project together with one paragraph description of how you are planning to research it, what epochs you are planning to include, what examples from the literature you might find useful, and what additional sources of information you might require to complete the project, including non-scholarly online sources. List your … Read more
Existentialism: Jean Paul Sartre (Singer, page 152). What does Sartre mean when he says we are “condemned to be free?” How does this idea relate back to Sartre’s ideas about God? Explain Sartre’s example of the moral decision of the student deciding if he should go to war. Why does Sartre think each of these … Read more
