Best Writer

For this final essay assignment, you will have the opportunity to use the knowledge that you have learned in the course to craft your own argument about an issue that is important to you. While history is important for understanding our lives, this assignment asks you to consider the ways in which history affects YOU everyday personally and/or professionally.
1. Identify an current issue in your chosen career field or major. You may already be intimately familiar with the big issues in your field, but if not, a simple google search can help spark your research. Simply google “major issues in [your field].” You may get a LOT of results, but choose something that is interesting to you. Examples: Whoopi Goldberg, Joe Rogan and journalism’s infotainment problem
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[journalism], Princeton professor discusses healthcare disparities
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[healthcare], Chief purpose officer will be the next major C-level role
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[Business], The Climate Crisis and Mor
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e… [Engineering]. Those in Medicine, Education, and Political Science have seemingly unending options to choose from.
Haven’t chosen a major yet? No worries. Pick a specific issue [a proposed piece of legislation, an event or problem that is overlooked in mainstream media, a current trending news story] instead. Make sure that you can contextualize it in history going back to at least the 1950s.
2. Explain the problem or issue so that non-experts will be able to understand.
3. Begin tracing the historical roots of your issue or problem. Here’s where it gets difficult. You will need to contextualize your issue going back at least 70 years. This section should represent at least half the paper. Summarize the overall trajectory of your issue by contextualizing it in the social, cultural, and political history of the United States and explain what specific people, events, and/or legislation led to the present moment.
4. Now for the fun part. Given the history of this topic or issue, and your knowledge of the United States history, make a prediciton about how the problem will advance into the future. This can go a number of ways. You might need to write a jeremiad or warning about how you perceive things evolving. You may instead see a bright future. Predict out how events will unfold, given your historical insight into how similar events have unfolded in the past. This section will be assessed based on how compelling your argument is, and how well you back it up with evidence.
Format the paper using Chicago Manual of Style formatting

My Major is early childhood education

Write a historical polite-economic era as defined in the Weaver textbook.

What is Plato’s opinion of erotic love? Of the five character types that he describes in detail, with whom is an erotic desire most closely associated? Relate this to his discussion of sexual activity in Book III.
– Cite from the Republic Of Plato Book by Allan Bloom

please summarize for the rest of the class one of the articles within the North Atlantic Treaty that you find particularly interesting. Explain how this article may have contributed to some of the challenges and/or successes faced by NATO.

https://www.belfercenter.org/publication/nato-seventy-alliance-crisis

take the link above as the source.

research paper that must include qualitative methodology, inteoduction, discussion, abstract, and conclusion

write at least a 300-word reflection journal summarizing the readings and what you have learned from it. This is a journal !
In the textbook, Criminology: The Core, read:
Chapter 2: “The Nature and Extent of Crime”

Watch the supplemental video “Social Class in America” from 1957. Based upon the readings, what problems do you see with this rather quaint depiction of social mobility in America? Is Gilford Ames upper class? Would the three boys have likely gone to the same high school? Consider the women (mothers, girlfriends) who are tangential to the three main characters – what status did they hold and how was it obtained? How does economic achievement and occupational prestige contribute to class position?

Making a hypothesis
First, read the lab report assignment posted in the Lab 10 module. In the assignment scenario, the injury to the patient’s cranial nerve or nerves is the independent variable. The symptoms experienced by the patient is the dependent variable because that cranial nerve injury has caused the symptoms. You will compare results of cranial nerve tests for the patient and for a control subject to determine which of the patient’s cranial nerves is damaged.

Research in details, the many ways social media can ruin our lives and diminish our brain function. What is being done to stop this from happening? Start with the origin and purpose of social media, then advantages/disadvantages, etc. Mention personal experiences you or someone you know have had with the effects of the aforementioned issues.

You are working at your dream job — an entry-level graphic-design position at a prestigious publishing house. It took you hundreds of applications, over many months, to get a job like this — even then you had to do an unpaid internship for six months, living in a tiny apartment and waiting tables at night — to land it. Jobs like this are very hard to come by, and if you lose this one, it’s very possible you will never find another way back into your dream industry. You love your work. However, one day, your boss asks you to use your Photoshop skills to alter some numbers on an old contract. It’s clear that he is asking you to do this in order to defraud a dead major author’s estate of a share of that author’s profits from the sale of her books. You don’t know what your boss will do if you refuse, and you don’t have a good idea of what your boss’s boss would do were you to go over your boss’s head.

Write an essay (3pp., 12pt. font, double-spaced) that answers the following questions?

Honestly, what do you think you would do? Is that the same as what you think you ought to do?
What you think you would do — your proposed action — must be linked to some core belief of yours. As clearly as possible, explain what that core belief is (e.g. honesty, ambition), how your action is linked with it, and how you think you came by your core belief (e.g. upbringing, faith, innate character).
Describe your action in terms of one or more of the ethical theories we have discussed in class (e.g. the three kinds of deontological ethics, the three kinds of consequentialist ethics, and virtue ethics). In which ethical theory or theories do you think your own beliefs and actions are grounded, and why? This will involve your giving a brief but accurate summary of your theory or theories.
Someone else might think your plan is a bad one. Describe their hypothetical objection to your proposed action. In what ethical theory or theories from class is that objection grounded?
In detail, defend your proposed action from that objection. Why is what you are proposing to do a better idea?