Name: ____________________ Performance Assessment: The Crucible English IIA Assignment: Create a tombstone, a biography, an epitaph, and a eulogy for one character from The Crucible. Due Date: Friday, January 9, 2015 (-10 points for each day submitted late) (Test Grade) (+10 points for projects submitted before the due date!) Where do I start? First you must choose a character. Choose one of the major characters from the list below.
To complete this assignment, you will do the following: • Review the assignment instructions and grading criteria thoroughly. The writing assignment you complete in this unit will be graded against a rubric that assesses the essay in a number of categories. These categories focus both on the essay’s contents and its clarity. o Read the rubric on the last page of this document. Keep the criteria listed on the rubric in mind as you complete the writing assignment.
Using your knowledge of the Cuban Missile Crisis and McCarthy’s communist witch hunt of the 1950s, please elaborate as to how leading figures in the US responded so differently to the two events. Please explain the connection between the Cold War and the Civil Rights Movement. How did one lead to the other? Would the second still have happened without the first? Which one had more of an impact on the United States as a whole?
The Declaration of Independence: A Global History | August 12 2013 | ‘David Armitage takes a completely new view into the Declaration of Independence’ (Katz 2008) | Book Review by Matthew Parkinson No. 17829162 | Summary: The declaration of independence: a global history, written by David Armitage, is a well written, very informative book about the Declaration of Independence. In this book, Armitage discusses the importance of the declaration to America, and the effect/influence the declaration had on the rest of the world. Armitage examines the Declaration of Independence as being a legal, political and intellectual document. Armitage discusses the role that the Declaration has played in creating a world of states out of a world of empires.
[6] (c) How successful was the West in containing Communism in Europe up to 1949? Explain your answer? [10] | Jan 2012 | Q.2 (a) What decisions about Germany were taken at Yalta and Potsdam? [4] (b) Explain why the wartime allies disagreed about Poland in 1945. [6] (c) The following were equally to blame for increasing Cold War tensions before 1950: i. Soviet expansion in Eastern Europe; ii.
Annotated Bibliography Anderson, C. & Bushman, B. J. (2002) The effects of media violence on society. Science Magazine, 12, 2377 – 2379 From this Article, after broadcasting began back in 1946 there has been concerns of the negative effects of prolong exposure to violence in children. By 1972 there had been enough data accumulated by several organizations including the surgeon general, American Psychological Association, and the American Academy of Pediatrics, ect, have all shown test results that there are indeed negative effects. Anonymous, (2004) Kids and media in america.
I have proofread my paper several times and have corrected any grammatical and punctuation errors. Does my Works Cited page include only the sources cited in the text? Is it correctly formatted? Yes, in MLA format Have I used the correct margins, line spacing, and other format issues required by the MLA sample essay and the sample provided by my instructor? Yes, I followed the MLA guidelines and any instructions by my instructor.
Ensure to read all the content that is released. To submit work to your teacher, follow the instructions given in the assignment area. In all cases, you will be submitting to a dropbox and not via email. PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR NAME ON THE TOP PAGE OF ALL OF YOUR WORK. The Culminating Activity/ISU for the course consists of Five (5) Phases
After the cold war, the threat and enemies that the U.S faced changed thus the need for change. The experiences that army personnel undergo in a war is bound to change their way of thinking on certain aspects be it weaponry, training or organization structure. I. Introduction/Overview A. Definition of military transformation B. Examples of recent military transformations II.
Code of Ethics in Public Relations In the field of public relations , from the second half of the last century codes of ethics developed by professional organizations has been initiated. They are best known from the Public Relations Society of America ( Public Relations Society of America - PRSA) ethical codes. First, the industry's most important code written in December 1950 by member organizations of the area, according to the changing role of practitioners are constantly revised . International Public Relations Association ( IPRA) to determine the regulatory profession in Venice in May 1961 held a public session . Here, members of associations connected to the public relations decisions were binding .