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.Describe the effect of European exploration and colonization on African and Native American cultures. How did each group react to confrontations of societies?
2.Describe the social, economic, and political changes, which occurred in Europe and led to exploration and colonization of the “New World.”
3.In what ways did the English colonization of North America differ from Spanish colonization of Mexico and South America?
4.Compare and contrast the English colonies of the Chesapeake with their counterparts at Massachusetts Bay. What were their similarities and their differences?
5.Describe the Puritans. What were their beliefs? What did they hope to accomplish in the “New World”?

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2.Describe the social, economic, and political changes, which occurred in Europe and led to exploration and colonization of the “New World.”
3.In what ways did the English colonization of North America differ from Spanish colonization of Mexico and South America?
4.Compare and contrast the English colonies of the Chesapeake with their counterparts at Massachusetts Bay. What were their similarities and their differences?
5.Describe the Puritans. What were their beliefs? What did they hope to accomplish in the “New World”?

the  two parts questions and an essay, about my classmate. she bought a purse before a while and the professor gave us two pages have questions to ask her. i record whole things ( all the students questions and her answers). so go and listen and answer the questions after that write an essay using your answers proximately two pages for the essay

Select any television show and analyze the intended audience based on the commercials you see. Discuss what network, show, time of day/night, and draw conclusions about the target audience. Don’t simply summarize each commercial individually; rather, put them all together to draw larger conclusions. Be specific (age, gender, socioeconomic status, etc.). At least 1 page, double-spaced.

Change within a criminal justice agency is often intended to improve overall effectiveness. However, comfort with the status quot makes it challenging for individuals to initially embrace the change, especially if they have witnessed previous failed attempts to implement a change. Therefore, it becomes the responsibility of criminal justice administrators to design strategies aimed at identifying the benefits of the change for those that will be impacted. Put another way, administrators must sell the upcoming change to acquire end-user buy-in.

In your initial post, identify a specific segment of criminal justice (e.g., law enforcement, courts, corrections) and a change that would impact a significant segment of the agency population. Describe the change and identify potential barriers or types of resistance to the change that might be encountered. Evaluate at least two different strategies for overcoming those barriers or areas of resistance.
Discuss any weaknesses you see in the proposed strategies and suggest alternative strategies.

1. Could the relationship between England and her American colonies have been saved?
2. What were the British and American Strategies for the Revolutionary war?
3. What were the strengths and weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation?
4. What role did the issue of slavery play in the Constitutional Convention?
5. How was the issue of slavery dealt with in the final version of the Constitution?

. During the 1790’s, why did the revolutionary leaders become divided over the course of the new nation?
2. How did the views of Hamilton and Jefferson give birth to political parties?
3. What were the long-term effects of Hamilton’s financial plans?
4. What would ordinary citizens have to fear with the passage of the Alien and Sedition Acts?
5. Why did the Federalist Party fail?

1. choose one of the following topics and compose an 8 -10 paragraph essay. Be sure to support your interpretation/critique by referencing specific lines from the stories/poems you are discussing. Adhere to the MLA heading.
1. Discuss the cruelty and senselessness of war as illustrated in “Futility” and “Anthem for Doomed Youth”.
2. Discuss why the narrator pleads with his father to “rage against the dying of the light” in “Do Not Go Gentle into that Good Night”.
3. Explain how love, age, and beauty are intertwined in “When You Are Old” by Yeats. What changes about love as it goes through the passage of time?
5. Compare and contrast the extramarital affairs presented in “No One’s a Mystery” and “The Storm”. Discuss the level of sincerity and commitment in each affair.

1. What is the Operations section of a business plan and what’s it purpose?
2. What needs to happen before you have a product designed, tested, manufactured, and ready to sell to customers?
3. Once you have brought your product to market, what activities does your company need to engage in to ensure that your product remains competitive in the marketplace?
4. What is the Financials section of a business plan and what’s its purpose?
5. What are the first steps in creating the Financials section of a business plan?
6. What are some common mistakes to look out for when putting together the Financials section?
7. What are “Plug Numbers” and why are they significant?

SCI 215SC – Science Fiction Original Story For this assignment, you will write an original science fiction short story based on the guidelines and parameters described below. Assignment Guidelines The story should be 2000-3000 words in length, double-spaced, and typed in Times New Roman, 10- point font. Choose one of the following inspirational themes on which to base your story. 1. Earth and Beyond 2. The Future of Food 3. Smarter, Stronger, Faster 4. The City of Tomorrow 5. The Incredible Shrinking Computer 6. The Future of Your Mind Your story should follow the plot outline below. Step 1: Build the World Who are the main characters? Where do they live? When? Select a date that is just on the other side of plausibility. Step 2: Insert Technology Inflection Point Choose a technology you are worried or excited about. What happens in the story that causes that same concern or excitement? Step 3: Explore the Ramifications What are the consequences of the inflection point or conflict? How are the characters or setting affected? Step 4: Insert Human Inflection Point How do the main characters adapt to what is going on? How do they change? What decision do they make? Step 5: Reveal What We Learned How does the setting or the main character change as a result of their reaction or interaction with the technology? Note: If you want some inspiration, read this short story that won a science fiction creative writing contest sponsored by the Intel Corporation. The author wrote “The Lost Emotion” as a response to the competition theme: “Is the Future Friendly?” It contains references to compelling technology, but the story is about people, not just technology. (The elements used in this assignment, primarily the story themes and plot outline steps, are derived from The Tomorrow Project’s fiction competition. Source: “How to Create a Science Fiction Prototype.” The Tomorrow Project. n.p., n.d. Web. 23 May 2014.) Submission You will submit a complete draft of your story to the Dropbox no later than Sunday 11:59 EST/EDT. (This Dropbox is linked to Turnitin.) Your instructor will have one week to read and provide feedback. The final version is due by the conclusion of Module 7. Grading Rubric Category Level I (0-3 points) Level II (4-7 points) Level III (8-10 points) Setting Limited descriptions of setting (world, people involved, conflict, etc.). Significant but incomplete descriptions of setting (world, people involved, conflict, etc.). Complete descriptions of setting (world, people involved, conflict, etc.). New Technology (Sci Fi) Technology is not disruptive. Technology is not completely thought out. Technology is disruptive. Reactions Reactions to technology is not realistic or is not explored. Reactions to technological disruption is partially explored but unsatisfactorily so. Reactions are true to the characters and are in response to the technology introduced. Lessons Learned No transformation in the character or setting as a result of the events in the story. Transformation in the story is unrelated to the events or is partially connected to the plot. Lessons learned are clear and have some teeth to produce a transformation in perspective or setting. Writing Construction Story is unclear and needs significant work to improve plot. Story is missing some information to improve the clarity of the story.