Category: Chicago / Turabian

Shelby County V. Holder (2013)

CONTENT REQUIREMENTS:
1. Describe the provisions (parts) of the Voting Rights Act that discuss the issue of preclearance.
2. Compare and contrast the views of those who think the federal government should have the
power of pre-clearance and those who do not. Include at least three points of comparison.
3. Using evidence from any election in 2014 or later, argue whether or not you believe
the federal government should have the power of pre-clearance relating to election laws.
Include at least three reasons and/or examples to make your point.
4. List at least two things you could do in order to engage in the political process in pursuit of
your position in (3) above.
5. Cite at least three (3) reliable, quality references within the body of the paper using the
Chicago Manual of Styles parenthetical citation style. One of the citations MUST come
from the class textbook (-10 points if this is not done). You must have at least three
parenthetical citations in the body of the paper that correctly match the sources properly
formatted in the Works Cited Page.
A paper with no parenthetical source citations in its body will receive a grade of 0.
A paper with no works cited section (a.k.a. list of reference list, a.k.a. bibliography) at
the end of the body will receive a grade of 0.
FORMAT REQUIREMENTS:
1. Typed, 2-3 pages (not counting Works Cited Page), 12-point font, double-spaced.
2. Your name, instructor name, POSC 1113, and the date.
3. A title is required, but a separate title page is not necessary.
4. An introduction with a thesis/statement of purpose in the first paragraph: This paper will
5. A logically organized and sequenced body followed by a clearly stated conclusion.
6. Use of the Chicago Manual of Styles parenthetical citation format. Students must be very
careful and pay attention to details when they examine and cite internet sources. A paper
with no parenthetical source citations and/or no Works Cited page at the end will receive a
grade of 0; no second chances will be allowed.
7. Use of footnotes or endnotes is prohibited.
8. Using encyclopedias, like Wikipedia, Ballotpedia, history.com, kids.law.com, etc. is
prohibited (-10 points).
9. Use of word mixers like Spinbot is prohibited and will result in a grade of 0; no second
chances will be allowed.

SRM

This is a Strategic Rewards Management Exam Paper.

It is a brief case study with 4 questions.

Word Limit: 1800 words. *(The entire exam paper should consist of 1800 words, not each question 1800 words.) There is a penalty if the word limit is exceeded by more than 10% or is short by more than 10%.

Referencing: Chicago 17th B

I will attach the following documents:

1) The PDF is the Take-home exam (Lee Citizen).

2) PowerPoint file Exam Guidance – This details what is needed for the exam paper

3) Exam Guidance 5 – Further instructions for the exam paper

4) Screenshot Practice Case Study 1-4 – This different case study with answers will help you to understand what is required when answering the Take-home exam(Lee Citizen) questions in the PDF

5) PowerPoint MGMT3014 lecture notes to help you answer the Take-home exam in the PDF

It is very important that you read Exam Guidance 5. This mostly details what is required for the exam and the style of answering should be in Essay Style. The Lee Citiezen case study is the Take-home exam so please answer this case study fully.

**Please provide definitions when you mention terms for the first time. Provide examples whenever possible.

There is no limit for References. However, since you have to provide definitions and examples, the more references from credible scholarly articles would be best.

**Please always relate your answer to the case study and do not trail off from the case study after providing examples and definitions etc. It is very important that you stick to the Take-home exam case study when answering its questions!

I only have less than 24hrs to complete and hand in this Take-home exam. So time is of the essence.

Please please do a very good job for this assignment. I need to pass this to complete my studies. This is very important. Thank you so much. Good luck!

Any topic (writer’s choice)

Using primary texts supplied IN THE LINKS BELOW, choose two documents that support government intervention in the economy and two documents opposed to government intervention in the economy, and write a 820-word essay that demonstrates the arguments the proponents and opponents of government intervention used.  You should identify the authors main point and examine how they defended their position. NB: you are not expected to incorporate all of the sources listed, just those relevant to your approach to the paper prompt.

No secondary sources, other than the Cengage text, should be integrated into this paper’s analysis.

Your paper should briefly introduce your paper’s topic or question and provide a thesis statement. In a paper of this size, your introduction and thesis statement should appear on the first page, in the paper’s first paragraph.
Your paper should show that you reasoned through the evidence in a fair-minded way. In other words, you should state (paraphrase) what your evidence says and not what you wish it said or think it should say. You need to state the evidence fairly, even if you think it is wrong or offensive.
Your paper should use evidence to answer the historical question. You need to explain how the evidence answers the question.
Your paper should develop and organize your thoughts clearly and logically. Outlining is probably necessary, but not a required, step in writing a well-organized paper.
Your paper should draw a conclusion that addresses the paper’s chief topic or question and that states your answer to the question or your contribution to the topic.

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check the attached file for preferable topic you can work on

PLEASE CHECK THE ATTACHED FILE FOR PREFERRED TOPIC YOU CAN WORK ON SO I CAN CHOOSE.

INSTRUCTIONS:

Instructions:

Research essay (due November 23): value: 30%, length: 8-10 typewritten pages of text, double-spaced, 12 pt. font. Include a bibliography and a title page with your name and student number, course number and the title of your research paper. The title page and the bibliography do not count towards the 8-10-page requirement. 
Minimum reference requirement for the essay is five monographs and five articles.

The research paper should include the following aspects:
– What sources did you use?
– What is your main thesis or topic question?
– How are you going to proceed or what aspects are you going to examine?
– What arguments do you advance to prove your thesis or answer the topic question?
– Integrate your sources into discussion to advance your arguments. You are expected to put forward your own thoughts and analysis. You may take a side and try to convince the readers of your point.

Students are reminded that UW Library services are now online only, and include eBooks, articles, interlibrary loans of online resources only, virtual reference chat and research consultations with librarians; for a summary of services please. Religion and Culture students are encouraged to consult the Religion and Culture library research guides, the subject librarian for Religion and Culture Lauren McGaw  for assistance in finding resources for their papers.

Mexican American War

This midterm exam is focused on the Mexican-American War. This conflict not only destroyed the lives of many US and Mexican families, but transformed both of the nations involved. A new border was drawn, political sovereignty was restructured, and the US extended its frontier once again, while Mexico lost a massive amount of territory. Write an essay addressing both parts of the question below:
1) What were the causes of the Mexican-American War. 2) How did the internal political contexts of both Mexico and the US shape the march to war and its outcome?

Analyze how changing values and advertising led to the 1929 crash and Great Depression mentioned by Payne in Crash!

Essay Topic
Analyze how changing values and advertising led to the 1929 crash and Great Depression mentioned by Payne in Crash! To support your analysis, use information from at least two chapters in Crash!, information from the class textbook, and one primary source image.

Because images can be used to shape public opinion, one paragraph in your essay should analyze a primary source photograph or print advertisement related to the focus of your essay. For example, on page nineteen in Crash! there is a picture of a World War I buy-bonds advertisement, on page forty-one there is an automobile ad, and on page 110 there is a photograph of National Recovery Administration (NRA) supporters. One of your essay paragraphs should be devoted to analyzing one image you find on your own. Using images found in The American Yawp or Crash! will cost you some points on the essay; find your own image to analyze.

The essay should be 1,000 words long including quotations but excluding citations, heading, bibliography, works cited, and other such auxiliary information.

Organization
An organized essay should have an:

Introduction paragraph
First body paragraph
Second body paragraph
Third body paragraph
Conclusion paragraph
Make sure the introduction paragraph has a thesis sentence. The essay should smoothly transition from one idea to the next. Each paragraph should focus on one point or source with the goal of having the essay as a whole supporting your thesis.

Please follow this basic formatting information:

Single space the essay
Use a standard font and type size (12-point font and Arial or Times New Roman)
Use black type
Avoid bold or other highlighted forms of type
Avoid bullet or numbered lists in a short essay like the ones assigned in this class.
No heading, works cited page, nor bibliography is required. Canvas will automatically state all the information in a typical heading (name, date, course). Since you will only be using the assigned sources in the essay, no works cited nor bibliography page is required.

Direct Quotes
Use direct quotes, but use direct quotes sparingly. Avoid using long quotes or block quotes in short essays like the ones in this class. Direct quotes should not be used just to extend the length of the paper; direct quotes should be used because they are the best way to support, reinforce, the point you are making in your paragraph or essay. Make sure to cite your information as shown in the instructions below.

A few short direct quotes may be helpful, but in most cases, answer in your own words; however, still cite specific information even if it is not in the form of a direct quote.

Outside (Additional) Sources
Base your essay only on the assigned readings. However tempting it may be, do not use sources that are not assigned. The assigned sources have more than enough information to complete each written assignment.

Citations
It is very important to cite information in your essays as shown in these instructions.

Cite all the specific information used in essays. Cite all specific information. Of course, cite direct quotes. Also cite specific information even if the information is not in a direct quote. Again, make sure to cite specific information, even if not in direct quotes, used in an essay.

Cite your information in the body of the essay at the end of sentences. Avoid endnotes or footnotes. Cite your information in the following ways.

Abraham Lincoln Protests the Mexican War

What type of primary source is the source you selected? (Is it a diary excerpt, a treaty, a letter, a speech, etc.?)
Who produced the source?
When was written?
Why was the source written?
What questions does this source raise?
What is the author’s frame of reference.  (Think about this one a bit.  What is the author’s worldview or perspective.  What is it about the author that makes him/her think the way that do? Perhaps, the author possesses biases?  And what are the implications of that frame of reference? *Frame of a reference is a world view or a bias.  Everyone has one. Many factors shape frame of reference such as gender, culture, socio-economic status, race, upbringing, life experiences, etc.
Why is this source significant?

https://www.archives.gov/education/lessons/lincoln-resolutions

Building Analysis

Select a building from the list below and analyze its design in terms of its larger social, material and environmental contexts. Draw from the lectures and two of the assigned readings to help you describe the transformation of modern architecture at mid-century within the larger intellectual framework of architectural notions of regionalism. In other words, use the readings to help you explain how your building is an illustration of a modernist notion of regionalism, and discuss your building in terms of design characteristics, such as the buildings form, materiality, spatial organization, and structure, as they relate to climate,  local (sustainable) building materials and construction techniques, social living patterns, and cultural traditions and influences. Your analysis should be interpretive, as well as critical, and should include at least six images, carefully selected to demonstrate your major points.

Topics*:

Pierre Koenig, Stahl House (Case Study House #22), Hollywood Hills, CA, 1959.
Charles and Ray Eames, Eames House (Case Study House # 8), Pasific Palisades, 1949.
Rudolf Schindler, Schindler House (Kings Road), West Hollywood, CA, 1922.
Frank Lloyd Wright, Hollyhock House, Los Angeles, CA, 1919-22.
Le Corbusier, High Court and the Palace of Assembly, Chandigarh, India, c. 1955.
Le Corbusier, Shodan House, Ahmedabad, India, 1951-56.
Tadao Ando, various houses, Japan, 1980s.
Balkrishna Doshi, Aranya Low Cost Housing, Indore, India, 1989 (Vastu-Shilpa),
Luis Barragan, Casa Luis Barragan, 1948.
Alvar Aalto, Town Hall, Syntsalo, Finland, 1949-51.
Alvar Aalto, Villa Mairea, Noormarkku (Links to an external site.), Finland (Links to an external site.), 1938-39.
Louis Kahn, Kimbell Museum, Fort Worth, Texas, 1972
Louis Kahn, Salk Institute for Biological Studies, La Jolla, California, 1959-62
Louis Kahn, National Assembly Building, Dhaka, Bangladesh, 1962-82.
*If you would like to explore a different topic, please clear it with the GLA in advance.

In your paper, refer to at least two readings on Architectural Regionalism, in addition to Kenneth Frampton, which we will discuss in class:

Kenneth Frampton, Ten Points on an Architecture of Regionalism: A Provisional Polemic, pp. 374-385.
Lawrence W. Speck, Regionalism and Invention, pp. 70-79.
Lewis Mumford, Excerpts from The South in Architecture, Architectural Regionalism, pp. 96-101.
Juhani Pallasma, Tradition and Modernity: The Feasibility of Regional Architecture in Post-Modern Society, pp. 128-140.
Balkrishna V. Doshi, Cultural Continuum and Regional Identity in Architecture, pp. 110-118.
Richard Neutra, Regionalism in Architecture, pp. 276-79.
Keith Eggener, Placing Resistance: A Critique of Critical Regionalism, pp. 394-407. [Here, Eggener criticizes Framptons notion of critical regionalism].
*All excerpts are from the anthology: Vincent Canizaro, ed., Architectural Regionalism: Collected Writings on Place, Identity, Modernity, and Tradition (San Francisco: Chronicle Books, 2012).

The Souls of Black Folk

I wanted to remind you that your essay on The Souls of Black Folk is due this Friday, October 16. Be sure to answer the essay question as specifically as possible.  You need to focus on what DuBois says about the “value and purpose of education” for black people.  Do not provide general information about who DuBois was and what else he did during his career.  Use your 3-4 pages (typed, double spaced) to explain his main ideas about education.  Use only the book for your source of information.

W.E.B. DuBoiss The Souls of Black Folk is a landmark work of American literature. DuBoiss collection of essays, published in 1903, document the plight of black Americans and advance an argument for how black Americans might cross the veil that divides them from white America. Over the span of the twentieth century, DuBoiss vision for black Americans advancement became the dominant perspective for racial equality.

For your essay assignment, I want you to explain how DuBois envisioned the value and purpose of education for black Americans.  Be sure to explain how his perspectives on education differed from those of Booker T. Washington.  Be as specific as possible in explaining the various dimensions of how and why he believed education was central to blacks achievement of equality.

Please note: do not use any other source for this essay assignment other than The Souls of Black Folk.  If you quote from the book, and please do so sparingly and only when absolutely necessary, indicate the page number in parentheses following the quoted material.

Your introduction should be succinct and highlight the main perspectives on education you will discuss. Your conclusion should briefly reiterate the educational issues you have explained.

Lanford Wilson “Book of Days” play

THE QUESTION: Discuss what Lanford Wilson is trying to say in his play Book of Days: what is (are) the theme(s)?  What point is he trying to get across to the audience? Then, discuss how Wilson conveys his messagehow does he incorporate the concepts that we have been discussing so far this semester: the Seven Components of a Play (plot, character, theme, diction, music, spectacle, convention), the Five Critical Perspectives (social significance, human significance, artistic quality, Relationship to the theatre itself, Entertainment value), realism, antirealism, metatheatre, presentational, representational, theatrical genres, etc.

Refer to the appropriate chapters in Cohens Theatre (Brief), and also use your lecture notes from class.

MORE: Do you find the play funny? Where is the potential comedy in the script? You might also want to discuss the plays comic versus dramatic potential. Do you find Wilson to be effective in the use of all these techniques?

Use quotes and examples from the plays text to support your discussion, and be sure to include a works cited page at the end of the essay, even if the play is the only work you cite.

Construct your essay wisely. Online Canvas submission: 1-2 page, type-written,  serif font 12pt and 1.5 spacing with a 750 word MINIMUM (after the header).  PDF or Word document.