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Write an essay on why would a man feel safe for carrying a gun?

i am a MSc contruction management student from university of east London. I am resubmitting this i had failed in the fIrst attempt. please edit all the chapters and make sure i pass this.

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Write an essay that compares the learning to read and write experiences of Frederick Douglass and Malcolm X.

There used to be a time when a prayer was said before a high school game started. This situation has ties to the school prayer situation across the nation.
Do you see the school prayer issue as a constitutional (legal) issue or as a moral issue?
In a constitutional democracy that relies on tolerance and rational discussion, is it ever proper for one religion to impose its morality and doctrine on another?
Can you reconcile the need for tolerance with the demands of some religions to convert others to their beliefs? Or is this one of the contradictions we have to live with in order to sustain a democracy?
When answering these questions, what are the constitutional issues surrounding this issue?
Be sure to include specific information/data to help substantiate your thoughts.
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For the discussion post, find an article, website, online news, etc., from reputable sources, that relates to the topic questions. Reputable sources mean good, solid academic sources. About.com, ProCon.org and Wikipedia are not solid academic sources. Your discussion content should address the importance/significance/ impact of the topic and summarize your research findings. Please provide substantial and specific evidence in all your postings.

In Chapter 1 of The Struggle for Freedom, aspects of African culture was highlighted. Name three different aspects that stood out to you and discuss those cultural traditions. Be sure to provide specific information.
In addition, after viewing the Black Atlantic and reviewing the experience of Olaudoh Equiano, what impression have you been left with regarding the Atlantic slave trade?
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Below are examples highlighting good and bad Discussion Board responses. I believe these are excellent examples that can be a valuable guide to you as you post throughout the semester.
EXAMPLE
Sample question:
What are some of the characteristics of ancient Egyptian civilization? How can comprehending the rise of ancient Egypt and other Nile Valley civilizations enrich our understanding of African American history?
Good response –
According to the textbook, the area known as Egypt was the “most densely populated part of the ancient world (author’s last name, p. 4).” It was one of the world’s oldest civilizations. Egypt was a very stratified society that included rulers and peasants. Pharaohs (the rulers) claimed godlike-powers. In fact, Egyptians created massive tombs for their pharohs and temples for their gods. They also created a method of writing using heiroglyphs, or picture writing. They learned to use the Nile flooding for irrigation, which allowed for agricultural abundance for their people. Their art consisted of sculptures of all sizes and paintings on the walls of tombs and temples. They perfected embalming that mummified bodies, placing pharaohs and the wealthy in elaborate caskets with many offerings for the afterlife. Their civilization lasted for 3,000 years.
After reading the section on Egypt and other ancient African civilizations, it became clear that Africans were very active in the ancient world. The textbook states that “Owing to its location, Egypt played virtually no role in the forced migration of Africans to the Americas (Carson, p. 5).” In fact, we read later in the chapter that most enslaved Africans were taken from West and Central Africa. However, learning about Egypt and other ancient African civilizations reminds us that African history did not begin with slavery. African Americans history, therefore, did not begin with slavery.
EXAMPLE –
Question: What are the characteristics of Egyptian civilization?
Poor Response –
Egyptians built big tombs and temples. They made mummies and used pictures to write.

imagine that you are an advice column writer (like “Ellie”) wherein people write to you questions about parenting and child-rearing.
Please compose four questions that might “have been sent” by the reader, and provide the answer (2 pages each per question)
Questions may cover any aspect of life-span development including pregnancy, infancy, toddlers, preschoolers, elementary schoolers, adolescents, young adults, adults, and the elderly. Please select different age groups per question (no age group repetition)

The essay should be written on claims and arguments based on this question: Should high-school students be required to take online classes before graduation? First, create three claims you could make in response to the question–one of fact, one of value, and one of policy. Then choose one of those claims to take through the essay draft of at least 500 words. NOTE: THERE MUST BE 3 CLAIMS — POLICY, FACT, AND VALUE, AND THEN PICK ONE OF THEM TO WRITE THE ESSAY, IN MLA FORMAT.

EXAMPLES OF CLAIMS:

Claim of fact: the sun provides solar heat and light.
Claim of policy: we should implement more uses for solar energy due to its long-term low-cost use.
Claim of value: Solar energy is a great energy source.

Minimum of 250 words, double space, size 12 font
Recently, we began talking about sound film. Sound, though non-visual, greatly impacts cinematic style — elements of mise-en-scène are activated by sound or produce sound; we can see it affect editing style through cutting on sound, etc. (*Remember, the sound in the earlier films we watched would have been played live by musicians in the room. There was no assurance that the right — or even appropriate — music would be played.)
Having seen some examples of early sound film, like clips from The Jazz Singer and Dames, what did you think of this shift? Was it hard to watch the earlier silent films in comparison to the sound films? Were they easier to watch to your modern eye (or ear)? Or did you enjoy the change? Did you have to get used to not having synchronous sound? How does sound impact Citizen Kane? Can you imagine it as a silent film? What would be lost? What might be the benefits of silent cinema as opposed to sound?

What is the difference between a z-test and a t-test? Provide an example in your response. 100 words is all that is required

How may honor and respect impact people’s “message” in public?