History

For this discussion, you will examine the procedures and functions of phase II surveys. Be sure to complete the readings for this module as preparation for your initial post. Instructions. Initial Post: Be sure to answer all questions thoroughly and provide APA-style citations as needed. Describe the process and the significance of a Phase II survey. How does a Phase II survey differ from a Phase I survey? What is necessary for NRHP eligibility? Response Posts: Read through your instructor’s and classmates’ posts. Post a substantive response to at least two other classmates’ initial post. Make sure the post contributes to the conversation rather than just saying something like “I agree with you” or “You did a good job on this post”.

Write an essay of 750 words (no less than 650 and no more than 850 words) on this question: how did the revolutions of 1848 differ from those that occurred in 1787-89? The quality of your essay depending on specific references to trends and events. 

STEP 1 – After reading all of Chapter 20, please select ONE of the following primary source readings: “The Morality of Migration” by Seyla Benhabib (starting on page 766) -or- “The Moral Dilemma of U.S. Immigration Policy Revisited: Open Borders vs. Social Justice?” by Stephen Macedo (starting on page 768) -or- “Selecting Immigrants” by David Miller (starting on page 781) -or- “Immigration and Freedom of Association” by Christopher Heath Wellman (starting on page 787) -or- “Freedom of Association is Not the Answer” by Sarah Fine (starting on page 808) STEP 2 – Write a short, objective summary of 250-500 words which summarizes the main ideas being put forward by the author in this selection.

Define the feminization of poverty, as referenced in Women and Disasters. How does this intersect with age as a vulnerability factor for women? How might this look different globally vs. domestically? Based on the personal narratives presented from Hurricane Katrina, how does physical disability impact women during disasters? How do feminist frameworks help us to better understand visible vs. invisible disabilities? What considerations should be made in planning and recovery? 

How does Ross depict the intersection of gender and race in the response to Hurricane Katrina? How is this further impacted by the notion of security vs. insecurity? Relate this to the connection between power and ethnicity as evidenced in Sri Lanka. How did the media portray race in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina? How does this stigmatize relief efforts for women of colour? Use the racialized disaster patriarchy theory to describe these results.

Describe and explain the important role ethical monotheism has in Jewish family life and how this belief system will influence the way Jewish parents raise their children?

impacts of community forestry on local livelihood in Zambia. case study Dambwa forest in southen province of Zambia. i need an introduction statement of the problem, study site, research question and hypothesis, methodology, expected results and reference

Discuss the history of your social issue as expressed in popular culture in general. Define the audience for each of your artifact categories and explore whether this audience has changed in any way. Consider whether this audience is local, global, or regional. Discuss what each of your chosen popular culture artifacts communicates regarding your issue. Analyze how at least one additional social issue relates to at least one of your popular culture artifacts. Race/ethnicity Sexuality Gender Social and economic class Violence Indecency/free speech Analyze access and distribution limitations for each of your popular culture artifacts. Determine whether or not access and distribution forces control content. Explain your reasoning. Explain whether your popular culture artifacts send messages that define social values or provoke change. Analyze how your chosen popular culture artifacts connect or do not connect with your personal values.

African Ethnicities

Suburban Growth