Watch a half hour of news programming on each of the following: Fox News (national, NOT local), CNN, and MSNBC (90 minutes total). In two pages, write an essay that addresses each of the following questions. How do the topics and/or content of the stories vary? How do …
Watch a half hour of news programming on each of the following: Fox News (national, NOT local), CNN, and MSNBC (90 minutes total). In two pages, write an essay that addresses each of the following questions. How do the topics and/or content of the stories vary? How do …
Choose a topic from this unit, . You can choose between the Northern Renaissance, the Italian Renaissance, or Baroque art. Discuss the work within its culture and talk about the artist, the work, their background and how you think it may or may not have a parallel in today’s culture.
Write about human rights issues such as freedom of religion, human trafficking, the rights of women, the rights of ethnic, religious, and sexual minorities. Please use Arial 12 point font for your paper. Include books by scholars that are at the cutting edge of research in your field of investigation.
Which branch of the government is the most powerful?
What branch of government should have control over issues of national security (e.g., sending troops into combat, air strikes, covert operations, etc.)? Support your answer with references to the constitutional text and history, the opinions of our Founders, Supreme Court cases, and relevant Biblical principles.
What did it mean to be a minority in the US during 1865-1921? What is US diplomacy during 1865-1929? Where did race relations domestically and US diplomacy intersect during 1865-1921?
How did the concepts of totalitarianism and democracy influence the course of the Cold War and the political and social climate of the United States?
Madison’s separation of powers has worked too well in recent decades, some would say. It seems that Congresses and our Presidents are increasingly unable to find compromises to pass legislation needed by the Republic. What do you think? Is our government in permanent gridlock? If so, is that …
Discuss the process of Presidential selection of U.S. Supreme Court appointments. List factors typically considered by Presidents. The current U.S. Supreme Court (Roberts Court) is divided along ideological lines.
