conducting primary research to uncover the central concerns and topics in a chosen professional field and reflecting on the findings to formulate potential research questions. conducting research, summarizing and reflecting on the findings, and articulating potential research questions for the semester, while also citing sources and ensuring accessibility and proper formatting. I Have already started…

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a 5-7 page paper analyzing government actions and legal/political responses during a specific historical period of threat to the United States, focusing on the impact on civil liberties and lessons for modern homeland security. Historical Analysis Paper For this paper you will produce a paper of 5-7 pages of content, excluding the cover page and…

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reflecting on Pico Iyer’s essay “Nowhere Man” and considering how the specific technology of airplanes has shaped our relationship to the world and our sense of self-identity. Read Pico Iyer’s “Nowhere Man” located below. This is a short essay that will help forward our class’s shared inquiry area of “technology and culture.” As you read…

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watching the documentary Slave Catchers, Slave Resisters and writing a reaction paper that analyzes the central messages of the film, discusses how it relates to course readings, and addresses any unanswered questions. Watch the Documentary Slave Catchers, Slave Resisters and answer the following questions: What is/are the central message(s) of this documentary? Be specific. Use…

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revising and strengthening an explication essay on a poem from the class text, using two outside sources to support the analysis. This paper needs revision because I am unable to find the citations online. This paper can be strengthened by using credible sources that support the text. Who is the speaker? Define and describe the…

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choosing a topic and providing a brief explanation for why it was chosen, using the TED Talk by Amy Cuddy on the impact of body language on self-perception and success as an example. Topic Chosen: Amy Cuddy: “Your Body Language May Shape Who You Are.” Social psychologist Amy Cuddy argues that how we physically move…

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writing an exceptional essay or list of activities on community service to be considered for the Carl and Lily Pforzheimer Foundation Endowed Scholarship Fund, in addition to the Common Application personal statement. To be considered for the Carl and Lily Pforzheimer Foundation Endowed Scholarship Fund you must include an additional essay or list of activities…

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This assignment asks students to analyze the explicit and implicit arguments in “The Gettysburg Address” and determine their effectiveness. . Locate “The Gettysburg Address” (see Chapter 1, page 8) in our online textbook. After skimming, rereading, annotating, and reacting to the text, answer the following questions in your post: What are the address’s explicit and…

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an explanation of the Critical Period Hypothesis in the context of first language acquisition, including a discussion of its validity and factors that may affect typical language development, as well as a presentation of the critical debate surrounding the hypothesis and a 1. Explain the CPH in the context of first language acquisition. In doing…

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This assignment asks students to consider the perspective of a writer in a chosen reading selection and how art and self-expression can be used as tools for change and connection. As a professional and even in our everyday lives, we need to be able to understand different perspectives or points of view. You have to…

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