The purpose and functions of political parties in the United States

Assignment Content

  1. Imagine that you’ve applied for an internship with your local Senator but there are many other people competing for the position. In order to determine the best person for the job, the Senator wants to determine how much each potential intern knows about the U.S. electoral system.

    Create an 18-slide presentation to illustrate your knowledge about the U.S. electorate, campaigns, and political parties. Your presentation must include the following:

    • The purpose and functions of political parties in the United States
    • The various ways U.S. citizens can participate in the campaign and election process
    • The function and purpose of caucuses and primary elections in political campaigns, particularly in the presidential election process
    • The role the national political party conventions play in the presidential election process
    • The presidential general election campaign process, and the important factors and events that influence it
    • The role the media (TV, radio, internet, social media) plays in modern political campaigns
    • The role and influence of money in the modern political campaign
    • Include photos, illustrations, videos, or audio clips, as appropriate. Document the source of each media item you include in your presentation.

      Include citations for all unoriginal ideas, facts, or definitions in an APA-formatted reference list.

Explain in detail with relevant examples (Between 1500-3000 words) the reasons why Americans have divergent opinions on any two of the following:

PSC 101-1006 Quiz # 2 Question

Deadline: Monday

October 21, 2019

5:30 PM

Instruction

Answer the questions and bring your typed, double-spaced answer to class on Monday October 21, 2019. Your paper must have your name and student ID#. If you are unable to come to class, you must email your quiz to me at victor.fakoya@unlv.edu no later than 5:30 PM on October 14, 2019. Late submission will attract penalty. Any submission after October 14, 2019 will not receive more than a B- grade.

Question:

Explain in detail with relevant examples (Between 1500-3000 words) the reasons why Americans have divergent opinions on any two of the following:

Gun right
Healthcare
Affirmative action
Abortion
Immigration
Death penalty

Briefly describe the making of the modern state of Germany.

Part 1:

Briefly describe the making of the modern state of Germany. Then summarize the structure of the government, including both the state and the legislature. What aspects of the economy and society are significant influences on the politics of the state? What does the future look like for Germany. (Note: we have all read the chapter, so keep this part of the forum brief. Focus on what you think is most important for your analysis)

Part 2:

What do you see as positive and negative aspects of the system of government of Germany. Why do you feel this way and what are you comparing it to? Is there anything that you think should be implemented by governments of other countries or aspects that others should be cautioned away from? (Note: This is the most substantive part of the forum assignment. Critically analyze the information from this weeks reading.)

Human Processes and “Persons” Responsible for Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Human Processes and “Persons” Responsible for Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Image of atmospheric pollution where clouds of water vapor is seen rising above factory smokestacks and cooling towers.Please respond to the following questions: After reviewing the pages in Michael Bradshaw’s book, the World GHG  Emissions Flow Chart and the data charts and tables from the  International Energy Agency, British Petroleum’s annual statistical  review and Richard Heede’s article, you have gathered sufficient  information to reach some assessment about how the world crossed the  threshold in 2013, when 400ppm of atmospheric CO2  was reached. Leave aside the non-human arguments about relative  causality in global warming, such as Robert Silverberg’s claim that  solar cycles and bovine methane emissions matter as much as human GHG  emissions, and focus instead on those human, political actors and  activities that emit greenhouse gases. After reviewing these  publications addressing GHG  emissions and human activities, create an initial response post that  addresses the questions below. You must draw on and cite evidence from  the readings in your initial post. You should use numeric and/or graphic  evidence from these sources to draw your inferences about what is  occurring. You should be explicit when you draw logical inferences from  the data presented in the readings, and you should take care to weigh  the evidence you present in your own assessment.

  • How is human energy use responsible for greenhouse gas emissions, particularly CO2  emissions, and how does energy resource use compare with other human  sources of greenhouse gas emissions in terms of scale or importance?
  • Which specific energy actors and activities are most responsible for  greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere, and do you believe  these can be reduced dramatically?