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Write a research document on any topic related to U.S. History from the beginning of the Columbian Era through Reconstruction.
Your paper must be in APA format, 12-point, Times New Roman, double-spaced, and should include no fewer than five (5) cited sources.
The five to six pages do not include your cover page, abstract, and reference page—all of which are required.
Oral presentations are not required. However, students who present their term paper topics to the class will receive extra credit.

Write a cause and effect essay on the topic about living with ADHD. The object of this assignment is to write a logical, well-organized, well-argued, well-articulated essay on the provided topic. Must be written in at least 1000 words and 5-8 paragraphs, double-spaced, New York Times Roman, 12 point font.

Consider a firm with which you are familiar and write a paper on it. Think about your firm historically and comparatively. What’s special about the firm (its operation, financial status, marketing strategies, effectiveness, and its link to ESG)? What do you think about its governance and future development in the next 10 or 20 years? Any critical thought about its business? The essay should be 2500-2800 words.

Write an essay in which you analyze and interpret some connections between two works from the class.
This is a relatively “open” assignment, a chance for you to explore the literature and make connections. Some interesting pairings may include the following:
Comparison and contrast of the political visions of two of the political reflections: The Communist Manifesto, The Prince, Plato: Five Dialogues
Spiritual reflections involved in the Christian Mysticism writings as compared with spiritual/religious views found in Father Sergius, Candide, Antigone, Plato: Five Dialogues, others…
The way in which political ideas found in one of the nonfiction texts compare/contrast with the ideas employed in one of the fictional texts in which politics figures in a major way (In the Pond, Candide, The Stranger, others…)
The way “magic” (for lack of a better term) informs some of these texts (The Maginogion, The Palm-Wine Drinkard, perhaps even Candide)
Examination of cultural repression (inequality, political subjectivity, etc.) and responses to it (consider, perhaps, A Doll’s House, The Stranger, In the Pond, Plato: Five Dialogues, others…)
That should be enough to give you some sense of what I’m thinking of. You are, by no means, limited to these options; these are just some quickly thought-out ideas that would seem to work for the assignment.
Requirements: 1200 words; 2 scholarly research sources; MLA, APA, or Chicago/Turabian style; due Day 7 of Week 6 (This essay may be submitted any time before the end of the class; students are encouraged to turn it in early).

Essay Breakdown:

1) Introduction: brief (one or two paragraphs); provide background and thesis.
Background = identify the article and author under review along with any essential historical or historiographical background: What time period and region are discussed? What is the historical question or topic that the article addresses?
Thesis = somewhere in your introduction (generally toward the end) you must provide a succinct, clear evaluation of the article. This evaluation is the thesis for your article review. Your thesis should encompass three main components:
a) What the main argument of the article is.
b) Your evaluation of the article such as its strengths and contributions or weaknesses and shortcomings.
c) Why and/or in what ways you think the work demonstrates these strengths and weaknesses.

2) Summary of Key Arguments:
After your introduction, you should generally provide a very brief summary or overview of the article. Take great care not to simply repeat or mirror everything in the article. Try to take a step back and tell me what its essential arguments are and briefly summarize them.
You may want to comment on:
What is the article’s thesis? How is it similar to or different from other historians’ work on a similar topic? How is it organized? What are the major arguments?
What types of evidence are presented? (See above for other ‘critical’ questions).

3) Evaluation/Analysis
This section should constitute the bulk of your review. In it, you need to explain and develop the evaluation made in your thesis. Make sure to use examples but use no direct quotations from the article to illustrate and prove your assessment of the work. For example, if your thesis argues that the article provides a careful and detailed examination of a topic, you should point toward places in the article where it does so. Similarly, if you argue that the work fails to recognize a particular perspective, give examples of places in the article that you think would have benefited from attention to that perspective.

Article Review

Your essay is based on ONE OF the articles from the reading list and your goal for this paper is to write a comprehensive review of that article. A review is a critical evaluation of a book or article, etc., which provides a very brief summary and, more importantly, makes an argument. The most important element of a review is that it is a commentary, not a summary. It allows you to enter into a literary dialogue and discussion with the work’s creator and with other audiences. You can offer agreement or disagreement and identify what you believe to be its strengths and weaknesses in areas such as: knowledge, judgments, research, or organization. You should clearly state your opinion of the work in question (without using personal pronouns such as “I” or “My”), and that statement should resemble other types of academic writing, with a thesis statement, supporting body paragraphs, and a conclusion.

2) Write the number of words used at the end of your response paper and use 12-point Times New Roman font throughout your essay.
3) Discuss Malthus’s theory of population and how it leads to the Malthusian equilibrium proposed by Foley.
4) Discuss the demographic transition theory.
5) Discuss Smith’s theory of division of labor and how it leads to the Smithian equilibrium proposed by Foley.
6) Use Figure 3 and explain the two-equilibrium population model.
7) What are the main conclusions of this paper?
8) What connections can you make between the main conclusions of this paper and our course on international labor migration?
Good luck,

Write a paper on the ongoing war and conflict that is taking place in Iraq. Specifically, the role the U.S has played in it. This should be a policy driven paper that examines the consequences of prolonged U.S war efforts. You can start off historically talking about the differnent wars that took place In Iraq. You can talk aobut regime changes and the instability of the Iraq government. Next, you should talk about the effects it had on the people from Iraq. Finally, it should all tie together in some sort of policy proprosal or solution. Please feel free to use the outline provided for some guidance.

List several noncariogenic substitutions for fermentable carbohydrate snacks.
What are the different roles that carbohydrates, protein, and fat play in the decay process?
List at least four factors detrimentally affecting nutritional status in a periodontally involved patient. Why is it important to concentrate on nutrient intake?
Conduct an internet search for “supplements for periodontal disease” or “supplements for periodontal health”. Choose one supplement identified to treat or prevent periodontal disease. Based on your knowledge of nutrition, dietary supplements, and periodontal disease, provide a rationale for suggesting or not suggesting the supplement.
Discuss at least two changes in the oral cavity that can change a patient’s taste sensation. What recommendations can a dental hygienist provide?
Identify strategies for a patient who is experiencing:
Nausea and vomiting
Bitter or metallic taste
Chewing and swallowing difficulties
Stomatitis
Xerostomia
What factors contribute to anorexia in a patient with HIV/AIDS?

Write a letter on the book fallen By Mary Ingram.

Approach this assignment as an industrial and organizational psychology professional that is to advise and help the management and employees at AI following the hypothetical strike.
For Part II of your case study, you will examine the training needs of the AI employees. You will write a 3–4-page expository essay (excluding cover page and reference page) that looks at the employee needs due to job relocation, hiring new employees and employee challenges.
Include the following in your essay:
Identify training needs for front-line supervisors and employees.
Describe the goals and objectives of the training you identified.
Consider the impacts and needs of employees who have had to relocate due factory or division closures.
Consider the impacts and needs of employees who have been impacted by a new influx of employees into factories or divisions that are still operational.
Provide the pros and cons for creating a gateway for temporary employees to become permanent employees.