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Title – Introduction: o (hook) o Context/historical background: introduce your topic (time, what caused it, what is it, significance): The Crusades. o Summary of people/historians’ comments/opinions during modern era. (transition)o Thesis: This paper will compare and contrast differences/similarities between people/politicians opinions during the crusades and historians opinions during the modern era, and provide an analysis of possible causes for the difference/similarities. – (Body Paragraph 1 – optional): Talk about the topic in a more detailed way o Cause of it, What it was about o Significance: – Body Paragraph 2: Opinions from crusades – must be detailed examples/evidence o Topic sentence – summarize the opinions of the people alive during the crusades o Example 1 (quotation sandwich) o Example 2 (quotation sandwich) o Conclusion/summary – tie the body paragraph to your thesis statement – Body Paragraph 3: Modern historians’ opinions (exactly the same structure as Body Paragraph 2 ) – Body Paragraph 4: Comparison: point out which part is similar and which part is different Body Paragraph 5: Provide an analysis of possible causes for the differences/similarities – social, political, economic, or religious, etc. factors/aspects .
Objective: Use examples from the movie to explain the politics of Texas’ justice system in application of criminal proceedings and the nature of corrections policy to illustrate meaning of the death penalty/eye for an eye mentality; and create an argument supporting rehabilitation, death penalty or long term incarceration as the best correctional policy approach to dealing with criminals in Texas.Instructions:When writing your essay, respond to the prompt completely and thoroughly. PART 1: Video Access and Viewing The video you are required to watch will cover the notorious Texas execution case of Todd Willingham. In 2004, Cameron Todd Willingham was executed for the arson (fire) deaths of his three children. The initial investigation found 20 indicators of arson, pointing to his guilt. When science is included and they reexamine the evidence used to convict Willingham, no sign of arson was found. Did Texas potentially execute a man who was innocent? The video is publicly accessible through PBS Frontline’s official website. You can access the video by following the instructions provided belowClick the link below, or copy and paste the link , into a new tab, in your internet browser.http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/death-by-fire/ (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. (Links to an external site.)PART 2: Video Reflection, Analysis and Submission InstructionsWrite a reflective analysis of crime, justice and punishment under application of the Death Penalty, in Texas, based on application of what you learned from the Todd Willingham Case Video.Write an essay that addresses each of prompt’s 2 components, Issue Position and Explanation and Application, outlined belowIssue Position:First, identify whether you are for, or against use of the death penalty as a form of criminal punishment (there is NO right or wrong answer). Successful completion of this assignment, and it’s learning objective, require your compliance in identification or your personal position, and perspective, towards the issue of the “death penalty”. Responses are confidential and will be graded objectively, based on student’s independent, reflective analysis of their own individual personal perspectives, and application of the information.Explanation and ApplicationThen, Discuss, and describe, the nature of political debate, surrounding the issue of the death penalty, and explain how your personal position toward the issue has changed or been reinforced, with regard to application to crime, punishment and justice in Texas, based on what you learned from the movie.
http://www.bl.uk/onlinegallery/features/lindisfarne/tour.html (Links to an external site.)The external link above will take you to The British Library’s online educational resource pages for the Lindisfarne Gospels. At this site, you will be guided through five different sessions (Intro, The Book, Its Creation, The Gospels’ World, Its Meaning) and introduced to the Lindisfarne Gospels in some detail. The sessions will examine the historical context of early Christianity in Britian, the making of the Gospels, its author, Eadfrith, and the most recent arguments regarding the dating of the book in order to better understand the meaning of the illuminations.After completing these four sections, click on the interactive “Turning the Pages” to view 40 illuminated pages of the Lindisfarne Gospels. Clicking on “Turning the Pages” will open an introduction to this feature; you will need to click again on the link “Choose a book from our Turning the Pages library.” To start the interactive virtual text, you will need to select view all texts, then scroll to the bottom of the list of texts available and select the last virtual text, “The Pinnacle of Anglo-Saxon Art,” the Lindisfarne Gospels.After reading/viewing the material on the Lindisfarne Gospels through the web link above, please respond to the following questions. Questions:1. When and where was this illuminated manuscript created? Who do they believe was the artist?2. What is a gospel? What is the content of the Lindisfarne Gospels?3. What is a “carpet-cross” page? What purpose would they have served other than a decorative one?4. Discuss the meaning and value of the Lindisfarne Gospels:To the monk who copied the text and created the illuminated pagesTo the Church who commissioned these types of Christian works*5. What is meant by Hiberno-Saxon style? How does the style reflect the diversity of Anglo-Saxon artistic traditions? (*your text discusses this stylistic term and will be a valuable resource in answering this question!)
Chapter 19 :https://openstax.org/details/books/introduction-sociology-2eWhat concept or issue stood out to you from this semester? Does it help you understand something about your life, your community, or maybe something you’ve seen in the news? Explain.Can you use this knowledge? Is it useful? How could you use what you’ve learned to make a change in your life/community/world?Anything else you would like to add?