Some scholars have argued that realism is not very useful for understanding the modern security environment; others posit that many of the “new” threats are simply “new permutations of old threats,” and realism continues to hold explanatory power for understanding them. With whom do you agree? Explain.
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Review the brief case study below (adopted from Understanding Cultural Diversity in Healthcare, 2019):
Amiya Nidhi was a young woman in her twenties who had recently immigrated to the United States from India. She was in the hospital to give birth. Her support person was her sister, Marala. Marala kept telling her to get an epidural, but Amiya said that even though she would like one, she could not get one; her husband would not allow it. Cindy, her nurse, overheard the conversation. Having learned that husbands are the authority figure in the traditional Indian household, she went to speak with Mr. Nidhi. She explained why an epidural would be advisable. She said that he seemed pleased that she came to him about it. He said he would think about it, and let her know.
Write a 2- to 3-page paper (page count does not include title or reference pages) that addresses the following:
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For this assignment, you will develop a chart or a table that differentiates between Type I Diabetes Mellitus (T1DM) and Type II Diabetes (T2DM). Your table or chart must contain the following information:
You must use at least two (2) credible and valid sources. Ensure your content is accurate and reflects evidence based best practices. Cite your references using the APA style guide. The ECPI APA LibGuide is an excellent source for questions pertaining to the use of the APA style guide. Complete a spelling and grammar check before you submit your assignment.
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1) What did the 1968 Indian Civil Rights Act and the 1975 Native American Self-Determination and Educational Assistance Acts entail? How do both of these acts build off of and/or differ from the previous Termination and Relocation policies we learned about?
2) What does the term “self-determination” mean? Why might it be an important term to Native American tribes/nations based on the history we’ve learned so far?
3) According to the PowerPoint lecture, our readings and video on AIM, how exactly did the American Indian Movement emerge?
4) What is the historical significance/symbolism of the location in which the Occupation of Alcatraz took place? What were the goals of the Occupation of Alcatraz?
5) What was the “Trail of Broken Treaties”? What happened during the occupation, and what demands were made? How did the occupation conclude?
6) According to the documentary, what historical events led up to the Occupation of Wounded Knee? What is the historical significance/symbolism of the location in which the Occupation of Wounded Knee took place?
7) According to the article, why is Occupy Wounded Knee considered a “forgotten Civil Rights movement”?
8) Lastly, please share your thoughts and reactions to both this week’s and last week’s discussions on the Occupations of Alcatraz and Wounded Knee, and the American Indian Civil Rights movement overall.
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