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1) simply report on the primary source by using the source to answer the questions below. In your Response Paper, you can just list the questions as they are here and answer them in full sentences. For some of the sources, the answers will be, in part, in Foner’s introduction to the source.

a. What type of source is it [an interview, a diary entry, a painting, music, a public record (court document, census document, political document, treaty, etc.)]?

b. When was the source published or produced?

c. Motive:
–Who is the author?
–Who is the author? What is her or his place in society? What evidence in the text tells you this?
–Why do you think she or he wrote it? What evidence in the text tells you this?
–Who might be the intended audience? What evidence in the text tells you this?
–Does the author have a thesis or main point? What–in one sentence–is that thesis?

2) Next, you will include a paragraph that discusses the context of the source. As I’ve noted above, context is the circumstances that form the historical setting for an event, statement, idea, or source and the terms in which it can be fully understood and assessed. This can be found in the source itself, in the introduction to the source, and in Give Me Liberty!.

For example, if you were using “Olaudah Equiano on Slavery (1789)”, you would use Chapter 4 in Give Me Liberty! to discuss the Triangle Trade because that’s the context (the historical setting, backdrop, circumstances, etc.) in which Equiano’s narrative was written).

Question1: what is similarities and differences between the Harrison Ford study and the Tong et al. study, both described and discussed in Chapter 5.
Question 2: this is a scenario question where you will be told that you are looking at an object that appears to be either blue, red, black or white. For each of the four colors, you will have to answer the following questions:
a) Which wavelengths of light are mostly absorbed by the object?
b) Which wavelengths of light are mostly reflected by the object and therefore mostly absorbed by your eyes?
c) What then happens at the level of the cones, and which theory does this correspond to?
d) What then happens further in the visual system, and which theory does this correspond to?

PLEASE FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS AND IDENTIFY WHAT TRACK YOU ARE GOING TO USE.

Urban politics can be defined as the competition amongst groups/individuals for winning and holding control over government to guide/influence governmental policy relating to urban problems. Urban politics is as old as the history of the United States cities and continues to be a current and important phenomenon. From issues of gentrification to climate change, from economic development to social justice, from infrastructure development to community life, urban issues are intrinsically embedded within urban politics. Urban problems have many angles, and a wide array of social actors have different and competing views about the nature of problems and what the governmental action should be in the solution of such problems. Social actors then engage in political processes to have a say and influence in the governmental decisions around the urban problems that they are invested in.

Mission
Selecting an urban issue that is important for you and conducting an analysis of the urban politics of said topic. Urban issues based in New York City are preferred, as you would have better access to information and research opportunities. Nevertheless, issues in other US cities, or even other cities of the world, are also accepted. After selecting the issue to be studied, you have to identify the problem under political dispute, raise a question that will guide your research efforts and design a research strategy to answer the question. Once you have done the research, you will prepare a 10-minute presentation of your project and a written report (5-10 pages).

There are two tracks that you can take in your final paper.
Track 1, the origins of the urban problem under study. Your paper can be about identifying the key events in the history of American urban politics that helps us explain your urban problem as it is manifested today.
Track 2, the politics of your urban problem. Your paper can be about describing the current and ongoing competition among actors to win and hold control over the solutions that governments should put in place to solve the problem.

Methodology
You should start your project by defining the problem. Here are some questions that can help you in this process:
What is going on and why is this problematic?
Where is this problem happening and who is suffering the consequences?
What are the negatives that could happen if the problem does not get solved?
What are the positives that could come up if the problem is resolved?
The next step is to justify the importance of your topic. To do so, you have to answer the most significant question: so what? That is, why is this urban issue an important one?
Then, you should propose a research question that will guide your research project. What is it exactly that you want to know about this problem?
The question could be related to finding a solution to a problem or can be related to better understanding some aspect of the urban issue under study.
Finally, design a research strategy. To do this, you have to think carefully about the information that you will need to answer your research question. Where is it? Who has it? Once you have identified where the information is, you should design a strategy to go get it.
Your report must include discussions on the following topics:
A description of the issue being investigated and an explanation of the problem (What is going on, where, when? Why is this problematic?)
An explanation of why this urban issue is important. The ‘so what’ question.
The research question that drives your project (One question is enough).
The research strategy that you used.
A description of your first-hand observation of the issue, conducted during your research.
The urban politics analysis:
If track 1:
How does the urban problem under study relates to the history of urban politics? That is, what are the historical urban politics roots of the issue being studied?
What aspects of the urban issue under study can be better understood by tracing its history in American urban politics?
If track 2:
Identify the individuals or groups involved in the politics of the urban issue, and their positions towards the problem being investigated.
Describe the strategies used by the different actors to influence governmental policy related to the problem.
Concluding remarks. Make sure to include your own position on the political dispute and what you think the governmental solution to the problem should be.

Explain how music was essential to the pattern and texture of Greek life? (two paragraphs)
How might that compare to the way music is perceived in our Modern Times? (two paragraphs)
Please use Chicago Style Formatting clearly stating your sources in the first post.
Your first post will discuss and evaluate the main points of your thoughts by addressing the questions above and your perspectives.
Two full paragraphs for each question (a minimum of 6 sentences per paragraph) must be posted for EACH question in your first post to receive credit. Please be thoughtful when addressing the questions above.
Post your thoughts identifying your sources using Chicago Style Formatting

Watch this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOfl2sbgPhk

Answer these questions:
1. How do you feel after watching the above video?
2. What about Jay Sheety’s presentation do you like the best?
3. Do you want to write a set of goals for yourself?

Explain the basic process of movement for the musculoskeletal system. 2. Explain the basic process of the central and peripheral nervous systems

1) How has Covid-19 impacted workers in the US? India? China? Latin America?

2) How have the bosses in the US and China participated in the use of vaccines in their countries and also around the world?

3) Can capitalists anywhere in the world lead us into a future where a healthy working class is possible? Why? Why Not?

– I attachment a pdf of how to write a history essay ( the pdf is from harvard but it doesn’t mean the style have to be from harvard, it is just an idea ).

Infant Nutrition
Infant nutrition is critically important, as an infant typically triples his birth weight and increases his length by 50% in the first year of life alone! Without proper nutrition, this stage of enormous growth can be jeopardized. With this in mind, answer the questions below.
What are the energy (kcal) and protein requirements for an infant from age 0-6 months and 6 months to 1 year? How does this compare to your energy and protein intake? You will need to figure out your kcal and protein intake as g/kg/day to make this comparison.
The diet of an infant, prior to solid food introduction, consists of either breast milk or formula. When mothers make the choice of what to feed their child during this time, what factors come into play? For example, some cultures may be more accepting of breast feeding than others.
At what point is solid food recommended to be added to an infant’s diet? Nutritionally speaking, why is this? Each infant is different, so how can it be determined when a certain infant is ready for solid foods?
During the first year of life, what are appropriate foods and beverages to serve to an infant? Are there any foods or beverages that should be avoided during this time?

Discuss The Influence of Social Factors in Drug Addiction.

The purpose of this assignment is to build upon your database project proposal in creating the database schema components. A schema is a logical grouping of database objects, such as tables, indexes, views, and queries that are related to each other.
To complete Part 2 of the Database Project Proposal assignment, write a 750-1,000 word essay that contains the following information:
Restate your database project; describe its goal and objectives.
Describe the purpose of the database schema for your project.
Write out the process associated with your business rules relating to your database.
Create a data dictionary that contains no less than five entities. Select and design an entity-relationship diagram (Crow, Chen, UML); Note: There are a variety of ER modeling software programs on the market. Microsoft Visio, OmniGraffle, LucidChart, and MySQL are few of these programs that will give free trials to create entity-relationship diagrams. In addition, you can simply create diagrams by utilizing Microsoft Word, PowerPoint Shapes, or SmartArt.
Focus on one or two areas of your design that seemed especially difficult to develop and provide a brief assessment of the difficulty you encountered in modeling.
Discuss the project’s limitations and possible extensions.
This is an ongoing project and feedback from the instructor at every stage will help you in improving your final project.
Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center.
This assignment uses a rubric. Please review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.
You are required to submit this assignment to LopesWrite.