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Note-taking : Dave Meslin The Antidote of Apathy (7 minute clip) What is his THESIS/ CLAIM/ STANCE?: What is the COUNTERCLAIM (argument(s) someone would make against his claim): Do you support Dave Meslins point of view regarding why people dont participate in civic life? EXPLAIN your reasoning.
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The Antidote to Apathy” Activity
January 30th, 2021 
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January 29th, 2021 Please Read the Attached Reading (Leviathan, Authors Introduction, Ch. 1 6; 10-13) then do the following: QUESTIONS, REFLECTIONS, & COMMENTS (QRCS) Please make a post offering at least two thoughtful and substantive questions, reflections, or comments (QRCs) inspired by your engagement with the material below. — At least one of the QRCs must explicitly identify […]
Federal Gun Laws
January 29th, 2021 You are to write a current event paper, approximately 750 words in length, consisting of a summary and analysis of a current event having to do with FEDERAL GUN LAWS. You must cite a minimum of five references (sources) in the paper and include a works cited page at the end of the assignment to […]
rebuttal
January 28th, 2021 Part 2- students will review summary analyses submissions, made in part 1, and offer a rebuttal to a classmate’s current event analysis, which opposes their own. MOST IMPORTANTLY, BE CONSTRUCTIVE in your critiques; and RATIONAL in your explanation of your perspective. Rebuttals must be 5-10 sentences in length. […]
Montana
January 27th, 2021 Chapter 5: Political Parties, Interest Groups, & Campaigns, then post to the discussion board as prompted Why has two major parties dominated American politics, and what would it take for third parties tobecome as important as the Democrats and the Republicans currently are? Discuss the dispersion of political party affiliation in your state. How has […]
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January 27th, 2021 Read the terms listed below and choose among them TWO as IDs. Identifications, which definition provided, then in one or two or three sentences, say Why it is important. Memorandum Terms And Concepts In Political Science 1. Normative means to use values, ideals, norms, as measures; and it is by definition a subjective approach to […]
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January 26th, 2021 ITS a Pol Develop of Western Europe Course, and I need a term paper. Prompt: Explain the sovereign paradox (From Notes and Bates) Double spacing,12pt Times New Roman1 inch margins,No more than 1 inch of space dedicated to title and header,No extraneous space between paragraphs or headers. Need 5 pages long and bibliography page. Cite […]
rebuttal
January 25th, 2021 Part 2- students will review summary analyses submissions, made in part 1, and offer a rebuttal to a classmate’s current event analysis, which opposes their own. MOST IMPORTANTLY, BE CONSTRUCTIVE in your critiques; and RATIONAL in your explanation of your perspective. Rebuttals must be 5-10 sentences in length. Kindly do the rebuttal on the […]
Why it is critical to view Canada as a settler-colonial state?
January 25th, 2021 Why it is critical to view Canada as a settler-colonial state? You must use a minimum of 4 readings, two of the class reading should be used. Class readingsWolfe, Patrick. Settler colonialism and the elimination of the native. Journal of Genocide Research 8, no.4 (2006): 387-409 Chapter 4 Wood, Ellen M. Empire of Capital. London: […]
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January 14th, 2021 I would like you all to read the materials listed below. The two specific documents/events – The Report of the Commission on Global Governance in 1995 and the September Security Council Summit on Post-COVID-19 Global Governance – are both UN initiatives. The course is not about the UN specifically, though we will talk about it […]
