Using the Rough Outline you created in Assessment 3, write a paper that addresses each of the aspects of your rough outline, as well as of course your thesis/hypothesis.

Investigating Further with Primary Sources For the final assignment, you will construct a question or hypothesis inspired by your thesis to investigate further, test, or answer using primary sources. You will use texts as primary sources (lived experience, material culture, literary works, works of art, films, YouTube clips, memoirs…), in conjunction with one or more secondary texts (critical or scholarly discussions, research done by other scholars, etc). Your topic might address cultural attitudes on a particular issue relevant to the other texts or themes addressed in the course. In the paper, you should support your argument with references drawn from several primary texts. 1-Use the thesis statement or hypothesis based on your major (or major you may choose) that you used in Assessment 2: What is a question/concept/idea you want to pursue that is related to your major? 2-Using the Rough Outline you created in Assessment 3, write a paper that addresses each of the aspects of your rough outline, as well as of course your thesis/hypothesis. 3- Utilize five to ten outside sources to support your thesis statement. These can include any sources you have found in Assessments 1 and 2. At the end of your research paper, you will annotate your references/works cited/bibliography page. Below each source, provide one sentence summarizing the source, and p0rovide one sentence stating how the source is related to a specific aspect of your thesis/hypothesis.

Is free college tuition the answer to higher education access and expense?

Prepare an analysis and argument of one of the provided topics. Provide background on the issue, present and support a position, and present an opposing view. Proper documentation of sources is required.Is free college tuition the answer to higher education access and expense?Some experts propose other approaches, which they argue would address the issue more effectively (Kirp). Some argue free college is a bad idea economically. Is free college tuition a priority for you?

Analyze the process used to launch an entrepreneurial venture.

The Essay you create this week is to address and answer questions posed below regarding a (non-franchise) potential entrepreneurial venture you may be interested in undertaking at some time in the future. After you have read and absorbed the lesson material this week, head into the library and internet and locate information sites regarding the products or services to analyze the potential for the venture, and to begin analyzing the potential for this business. An industry overview in the U.S. and in the location you will potentially start this businessInformation regarding the competitive environmentAn analysis of the market that identifies risks, opportunities, trends in growthFranchise opportunitiesHere is your mission for the sections you complete in this project:Briefly describe an entrepreneurial venture (business) you may have some interest in and would possibly consider starting some day. Include in this section: (a) a detailed description of the venture’s products and/or services this company would provide; (b) the target markets and customer demographics you would sell to; (c) what advantage this venture would offer that makes it competitive; (d) what skills, knowledge, experience, or talents do you (as the entrepreneur/owner) bring to the venture; (e) what benefits (tangible and intangible) does this venture have for your potential customers; and (f) how do you propose getting products or services marketed? You are not supplying a business plan, however, from the information you supply should be complete enough to eventually develop a business plan. Do not limit your narrative to the items above (a through e), be creative in your description of your possible venture.Address the risks that must be considered both to the start-up and to the long-term viability of this venture?In some detail, identify the market segments and the trends in those markets. Include expert assessment of the potential for your venture, and the risks and potential stumbling blocks to entry. Provide evidence that a new player is needed in your local market by doing some market research that identifies competitors already in your region. Look for credible sources and research to support and explain what this business venture is and how it works in the economy.Generate a complete list of the types of information you would need in order to begin to build a business plan (e.g., market size, rate of growth, number of competitors, etc.) and supply with each your insight into how to gather this data. Collect and record only credible sources and research to support and explain your list. Discuss each source and how it will benefit you if you were writing a business plan.

Draft a template of what markers you would use (3-5 different ones) and why you chose them.

In the same vein as the discussion board’s question (Figures 8.5 (pg. 259) and 8.6 (pg. 268) show two of the different roadmaps or flow charts that can lead a person from conception/neglect/injury to violence. Both show slightly different ways, but the effect is the same: “stimulus x” results in a disposition to violence. The chapter also discussed ways in which people can be “bumped out” of the cycle and live a socially-acceptable life. The question: do you agree with all of this? Is violence and its prevention in our society as simple as a flow chart? What are your thoughts on this?), consider the idea of having a flowchart of an individual and their life. With what we’ve covered before, develop a flow chart that may include key factors in a person’s development that may predict a person and their potential path toward criminality. Consider the following:-Genetic markers/make-up-Birth/Early Development issues-Malnutrition Draft a template of what markers you would use (3-5 different ones) and why you chose them. Then, draft how you would address each issue and try to correct it once negative behaviors/actions manifested themselves.

Explain how the author develops and supports a thesis statement or central point.

Submit two summaries here (one can be the one you used in your discussion) of scholarly sources. Here is the format: first paragraph is to be a five sentence summary formatted like this: Sentence 1: Provide the author’s name, the title of the work, the date of publication (in parentheses), the genre, and an appropriate verb (e.g., argues, contends, claims, implies, asserts, insists) with a “that” clause containing the thesis statement / the author’s central point.SentencesSentence 2: Intended audience Sentence 3-4 Explain how the author develops and supports a thesis statement or central point. (types of evidence usedSentences 5: a concluding sentencesecond paragraph is to discuss how you will use this source in your paper, how it supports your argument or illustrates common ground or strengths of the opposing side.

Review the institutional quality indicators and ease of doing business in the country of your choice, and analyse at least two indicators; that is, why do you think the country measures strong or weak on these indicators?

please answer the question below and follow the guidelines provided.Q: Having explored the importance of economic globalisation, this activity submission requires you to apply the content covered in this module (attached) by analysing the ease of doing business in a selected country of your choice. Firstly, familiarise yourself with the World Bank’s 2019 Doing Business Full Report (attachment DB2019-report-web-version 1) by reading with the following sections of the report: •Overview (pp. 1–21) •Summaries of Doing Business Reforms in 2017/18 (pp. 133–151) Having engaged with the report, scroll down to the country tables (pp. 152) and select one country. Once you have done this answer the following question: 1.Review the institutional quality indicators and ease of doing business in the country of your choice, and analyse at least two indicators; that is, why do you think the country measures strong or weak on these indicators? In your response, consider the underlying causes of these indicators, and specifically how you think the effects of globalisation may have impacted them. Also consider the role that the country’s political and economic institutions may have had in strengthening or weakening the indicators under analysis. When writing your essay, you are required to make reference to the course material. Your submission, excluding in-text citations and list of references, may not exceed 600 words.

Write a poetry Explication – Shakespeare’s “Let me not to the marriage of true minds”

An explication is an analysis of a poem that considers the work line by line and also offers an interpretation of the theme or meaning of the poem. In this essay you will explicate William Shakespeare’s “Let me not to the marriage of true minds” sonnet. 2. To prepare to interpret the poem you choose, consider speaker, tone, form, rhyme, meter, figurative language, sound devices, and theme. Include as many of these elements as possible in your explication, but do not worry if one or two are not significant.3. Consider biographical, socio-historical, and other information about the author or time period of the poem. Include such observations if appropriate in your explication.

What role does “big money” play in American politics?

Answer the two following questions:2. What role does “big money” play in American politics? More specifically:a. Who is allowed to contribute money to political campaigns in American politics, how much, to whom, and for what purpose? Who actually DOES tend to contribute?b. How has “FEC vs. Citizens United” impacted campaign donations and campaign spending in this country?c. What do candidates mostly spend this money on? d. What do you think has been the overall impact on democracy in the U.S. as a result of this type of spending? Do you think we need campaign finance reform? Why or why not?3. Is Congress “broken?” We discussed a number of problems with Congress during this class. Here is a brief video in which David Hawkins, a senior editor at Roll Call (a news/blog website) discussed five reasons why HE thinks Congress is, in fact, broken. Please watch the video and write a research essay in response to his claims (https://www.rollcall.com/news/hawkings/5-ms-describing-congress-broken) Do you agree? Disagree? And why?