Fullerton College How the Middle East has Changed the World Essay

Description

Outline 3

Comprise an outline with 4 main components: Introduction, Body, Conclusion and

Sources/Bibliography.

This typed outline should reflect standard style.

Paper is graded by completing all 4 sections on the basis of organization, style, and analysis.

Objectives

  1. The outline should be adapted to the audience, topic and situation.
  2. Create clear thesis, preview and review statements.
  3. Provide signposts or other transitions.
  4. Provide a sufficiently detailed body.
  5. Provide 4 quality sources that can be stated during the speech.

*If a sample is needed please let me know*

Topic: How the Middle East changed the world (Positive way)

Theodicy the Witness Discussion

Description

In section 1.5 of “The Witness”, Agamben tells the story of a theodicy that ends up as expected; favoring a conciliatory standpoint, vindicating both God and “the powerless of men, who continue to cry, “May that never happen again!” when it is clear that “that” is, by now, everywhere.” (20)

A number of the examples Agamben attends to could also be taken to speak to the prevalence of the supposedly ‘anomalous unfortunate incident’ as, in actual fact, probably less isolated than we might wish to believe.

HIST 101 AMU Week 2 Colonizatio Norms and Societies Discussion

Question Description

I’m working on a history discussion question and need support to help me learn.

Choose one of the following questions to answer

1:  How were eastern woodland Indian societies organized and governed?  Be sure to mention specific Tribes. 

2:  What were the various systems of labor that took hold in the Chesapeake Colonies?

3:  Why were there no major witchcraft scares in the Chesapeake colonies and no uprisings in New England like Bacon’s Rebellion?

4:  What were the causes of the French & Indian War?  List and analyze 3. 

Florida International University Domination and Cultural Hegemony Analysis

Description

  discussion 

For each of the three case studies (1)the Bedouin in Veiled Sentiments; 2) Tehran, Iran in Persepolis, and 3) Amman, Jordan in Everyday Piety) , do the women feel as though they are being forced or pressured to veil (indicating domination) or do they feel as though they are making their own choices about when to veil (which could indicate cultural hegemony, but not necessarily.) In your opinion, which of the three case studies comes closest to a case of cultural hegemony and why? 

PILL 434 West Coast University Week 3 Human Genetics and Eugenics Discussion

Question Description

I’m working on a nursing discussion question and need an explanation and answer to help me learn.

This week, we are learning about issues surrounding human genetics and eugenics, including stem cell research, cloning, and genetic testing and treatment.

  • Choose and describe a scientific technique or practice related to genetics and eugenics. Provide the rationale behind the use of this technique or practice.
  • Discuss your thoughts and ideas regarding the technique or practice. Is it ever justifiable? Why or why notInclude reference and APA 7 citations

New York University Re Aim Framework Paper & Presentation

Description

Use RE-AIM Framework ((Reach, Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation, and Maintenance ) to do an evaluation of the Seniors Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program. However, you only need to do the Adoption, Implementation, and Maintenance part. Just do a Powerpoint for this, and write a transcript for me, please. You can using the documents and links, or you can search online. Thank you.

1.https://www.fns.usda.gov/part-249%E2%80%94senior-f…

2.https://usc.zoom.us/j/98213498094?pwd=NkNaQWRvMUVO…

3.https://www.fns.usda.gov/sfmnp/fact-sheet-2021

4.https://www.fns.usda.gov/sfmnp/senior-farmers-mark…

The Powerpoint must have picture and must be around for 4 minutes for this presentation

ENG 1102 EDP Visual Aids as Prereading Strategies Project

Description

Visual aids as pre-reading strategies

Sending file: Group Project – Visual aids as pre-reading strategies

Activity Objective

You will develop a cooperative Project in which you will use 3 different visual aids strategies to demonstrate understanding.

Instructions

For this work, you must:

  1. Meet online in groups of 2-3;
  2. Choose a topic discussed in the course: Major literary genres, elements of the short story, poetry, or elements of drama.
  3. Develop a Frayer model, a Sequence model, and a Cause and Effect model about a story, poem, or article.

frayer model y cause and effect

Bellevue College Sir Gawain Discussion

Question Description

I’m working on a english question and need a sample draft to help me learn.

Now that you have read the entirety of Sir Gawain, consider how he measures up to the qualities represented on his shield. Remember that the pentangle represents, among other things, “friendship and fraternity with fellow men,/ purity and politeness that impressed at all times, / and pity” (2.652-4). Using evidence from the poem, argue that he does or does not uphold one of these qualities.

San Diego State University Period of Porfirio Diaz Discussion

Question Description

I’m working on a humanities question and need an explanation and answer to help me learn.

The period of Porfirio Diaz had many successes and many failures. So many failures it inevitably led to a costly and destructive revolution that led to a tremendous loss of lives, property and money. For this discussion pretend you are Diaz. What would you have done differently and what similar things would you have done to secure Mexico and avert a revolution? Or was a revolution inevitable?

WCU Gandhi, Movie Review Discussion

Description

Several themes can be addressed in “Ghandi” including but not limited to the following: the role of religion in addressing prejudice and injustice; the intersection of various religions and religious people, specifically Hinduism, Christianity, and Islam; the intersection of violence and politics, religion and politics; the impact of colonialization. 

Religion under review: Name one–Judaism/Christianity/Islam/Buddhism/etc.

1. Summary of the plot and characters (100 words max) 

2. Analysis of scenes, dialogue, symbols and their religious significance/meaning (Main Paragraph)

3. A brief conclusion that highlights the religious message of the film (short conclusion)