Write research proposal on Did a “New South” Emerge Following Reconstruction?

You can choose: Yes a New South emerged and then explain but also explain why some would believe No. Vice versa. This paper is for History Honors so no bullshitting your way through the paper. Research Proposal:For my research paper, The specific title is “Did a ‘New South’ Emerge Following Reconstruction?” The easiest answer would be “Yes” since most of the southern states wrote or made changes to their constitution after Reconstruction. For example, Texas wrote its constitution right at the end of the era. However, after reading James Tice Moore’s argument (p39-47) about how the South never changed, it makes me wonder if the South truly changed. He argues that there was never a “New South,” only that it was the Democratic political elite that ruled the South after the Reconstruction Era that changed from rural traditions to more civilized and urban traditions in order for the South to adapt to the growing businesses and commerce. He goes on to say that there was actually a “continuity of leadership from the Old South to the New South. (p27)” My research paper will be exploring why historians often disagree on whether there was ever a “New South”. It will elaborate more on each side of the disagreement, but it will also attempt to establish a common ground, if it exists, between the two sides.

What might this narrative structure mean for a person that has multiple personality disorder?

Unlike the other authors that you have read over the past few weeks, Dennett gives attempts to give a strictly empirical account of ‘self’. For Daniel Dennett, accounting for phenomena (objects or events experienced in reality) is a matter of reduction to natural facts. When philosophers say all experience in reality is reducible to physical facts, we say that this is a physicalist account of the world. Dennett’s particular line of reasoning is an extreme form of physicalism, where if there is some phenomena that cannot be accounted without appealing to non-physical facts, then it stands to reason that the phenomena in question does not exist (or that it has been accounted for it incorrectly.) Hence, Dennett’s position in the philosophy of mind and cognitive science is what is known as material eliminativism. However, Dennett’s account approaches the notion of self from a perspective of evolutionary biology, and Dennett believes that an account of the self can be given in a way that develops from physical facts.Prompt: First, briefly lay out Dennett’s account of the self as it constructed through a narrative. What might this narrative structure mean for a person that has multiple personality disorder? Second, give a brief comparison with James Giles ‘no-self theory’ that you read last week. Finally, and following from your responses to the two previous questions, should a person prefer Giles’ or Dennett’s account of the self? Provide reasons for your decision and list some possible advantages, and disadvantages, of your choice.Required Reading: Daniel C. Dennett, “The Origins of Selves” (PDF)Recommended Reading: TED Talk – Daniel Dennett and the Illusion of Consciousness (Weblink)(https://youtu.be/fjbWr3ODbAo); SEP, “Physicalism” – Introduction & Sections 1, 2, 10, 11, & 12 (Weblink)

Write a description of the strengths and weaknesses of the intervention wheel.

The intervention wheel is a commonly used model used in public health. The purpose of this assignment is to analyze the intervention wheel and contrast it with another model used in public health. Write a 1,250-1,500 word paper, including the following:

A description of the strengths and weaknesses of the intervention wheel.

An example of when the intervention wheel has been used in public health.

A brief description of another model used in public health.

A description of how the two models are similar.

A description of how the two models are different.

Cite two or three resources in your paper.

Discuss the forces shaping BI tools to become more commercialized toward non-IT specialists.

From your course textbook, Business Intelligence and Analytics: Systems for Decision Support, read the following chapters:•An Overview of Business Intelligence, Analytics, and Decision Support•Foundations and Technologies for Decision Making•DSS•DSS Components•Business IntelligenceTopic from textbook:• DSS•DSS Components•Business IntelligenceAssignment OverviewIn this assignment, you will explore the concept of business intelligence (BI) and its role in helping management make decisions. You will apply the concepts from your Week 1 readings to explore the different technologies used in BI and the role of these tools in the different decision-making processes.Tasks•How do you define BI?•How can BI help management make decisions?•Do managers need to be experts in information technology (IT) in order to use BI tools? What role do next-generation BI applications play in this case?TEXTBOOK: Sharda, Ramesh, Dursun Delen & Efraim Turban. Business Intelligence and Analytics: Systems for Decision Support, 10th Edition. ISBN: 9780133050905

iscuss the forces shaping BI tools to become more commercialized toward non-IT specialists.

•Discuss the significance of BI tools in providing organizations with a competitive advantage.•Discuss the significance of BI tools in customer relationship management (CRM).•Identify specific BI tools and evaluate the effectiveness of each tool and its significance in the making of different decisions. Consider different types of decisions that managers need to make.•Discuss the forces shaping BI tools to become more commercialized toward non-IT specialists.•BI tools can enable different organizations, possibly under the same parent organization, or different companies, to provide services to each other. Provide an example of organizations that depend heavily on BI tools to provide services for each other and describe how the BI services are offered and how the organizations derive value from the services.TEXTBOOK: Sharda, Ramesh, Dursun Delen & Efraim Turban. Business Intelligence and Analytics: Systems for Decision Support, 10th Edition. ISBN: 9780133050905

What makes this an effective article (if it is effective)?

In 1993, McGinnis and Foege wrote a seminal article attributing the most common causes of death to the underlying behavioral factors associated, identifying these as the actual causes of death. The 2004 article by Mokdad et al. updates their findings using a similar methodology. Read the Mokdad et al. article using the strategies discussed this week. The focus of your review should be on the writing and presentation of the data. Discuss the following:What did the authors do well in the writing of the article? What makes this an effective article (if it is effective)? How would you recommend the authors revise or edit their article to improve readability?Who is the audience for this article?What value does this article have for you as a public health professional?This article has been cited in more than 7,000 publications.

Write a paper on ethics in law enforcement or the courts.

Choose one of the following and write an essay. Your essay needs to have a minimum of three academic, peer-reviewed references & any source used needs to be cited both in-text and on the Works Cited Page.Listen to the Serial Podcast (http://serialpodcast.org/) or another criminal justice related podcast and write a response to the podcast. What did you learn about the criminal justice system from the podcast?Write a paper on ethics in law enforcement or the courts. Include an interview with someone working in law enforcement or the courts.Observe in a local courtroom and compare what happens in a real courtroom to what is portrayed in courtroom dramas on television and/or film.Select a modern-day witch hunt and write an essay about the factors that led to the charges and/or convictions. Do you believe the charges were true or was it a miscarriage of justice?Watch To Kill a Mockingbird or Mississippi Burning and compare it to a recent case involving issues of race.