Your paper must be organized as follows:
1. Title and author name on front page. Nothing else on the front page, please!
2. Abstract 250 word limit summarizing your paper including a sentence on why you chose the particular topic.
3. Introduction Opening paragraphs of your paper that describe the topic in general, its importance or application to you and the community, and why you choose the particular topic.
4. Main Body Discussion of what your research revealed to you and what you want to share.
5. Conclusion(s) The key messages or take-away points that you expect the reader to remember.
6. References List of references you used to research and write your paper; minimum number of references is three.
Please make sure that for any map, picture, graph, or other illustrations that you used in your paper has the source or reference in the items caption.

References
Your paper must use at least three peer reviewed references. Paper published in journals

Write an expository essay which is an informative piece of writing that presents a balanced analysis of a topic. In an expository essay, the writer explains or defines a topic, using facts, statistics, and examples. Expository writing encompasses a wide range of essay variations, such as the comparison and contrast essay, the cause and effect essay, and the how to or process essay. Because expository essays are based on facts and not personal feelings, writers dont reveal their emotions or write in the first person.

I will attach the instructions and two PowerPoint lecture slides with helpful notes.
- Include the Russians and the Space Race before WW2.
- Double-spaced, 12pt Times New Roman font, one-inch margins.
- Cite from at least 2 different types of sources (website, article, journal, etc.)

Read Read : King, Chapter 1 "Empires and Boundaries"
General background about the early stages of Russian expansion into Caucasia. Use the historical maps to help you track the chronology.

And then I would like you to discuss..
Why does King write (p. 15) that "Identities... have been slippery"? Does that thought apply to the race theories discussed by Painter in "Caucasian Roots" (Episode 2)? Why might categorizations of people appeal to a colonizing or imperial power?


Listen Caucasian Roots, Episode 2.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/b05ns9lv


<Criteria for evaluation of discussion responses: >
Is your response on topic?
Is your writing clear?
Do you use evidence to back up what you say? Are you specific about about evidence or sources?
Do you develop your ideas in appropriate detail?

After watching the movie, The Merchants of Doubt (link on the class web site), answer three of
the following seven questions. Each answer must be at least 250 words long. While you can
include your opinion, your answers should be primarily fact-based, drawing on the content of the
movie and material in readings. You may (but are not obligated to) refer to outside sources (e.g.
a newspaper story youve read).
1. How is public opinion about climate change created/influenced?
2. What role do think tanks and conservative groups have in influencing public opinion? How?
3. What role do journalists have? Do they live up to their obligations?
4. In what way (and with what effect) does the movie draw parallels between climate change
and other industries/public health issues?
5. What role do scientists have in informing the public about climate change? How well are
they doing it and how could they improve?
6. Why do you think many people tend to reject scientif

Research Paper Specifications:
    Paper must have maximum of 1 inch margins top, bottom and both sides.
    Maximum 12 pt TIMES NEW ROMAN font for text portion of paper.1.5 Line Spacing
    Paper must be at least 5 full pages long, not including references
    Tables/Figures will NOT count for more than 1 page of the required 5 pages)
    References will NOT count in the 5 page minimum

The paper will be about a country in the world that you choose. Please feel free to select a country you have an interest in and would want to move to study. The paper will consist of at least 2,000 words using the APA writing style. The paper will consist of 4 sections:

Physical Geography: This section will address the physical characteristics of the country selected. The types of characteristics that should be discussed are things like landforms, climate, resources, altitude, etc. This section will provide a good background site of the country and its habitability.

Cultural Geography: This section of the paper will address the cultural characteristics of the country selected. In this section, you should discuss such man related characteristics as the languages spoken in the country, religious practices of the inhabitants, foods, music, dress customs, etc.

Political Geography: In this section, you will discuss how the country is managed. Does a president, king, or

This is video response assignment.
so I want you to create a speech script what I should say in video. so it can be verballyunlike actual essay.

I've attached the two readings. Those readings focused on the history of US environmental policy and politics. The Kraft article traces a thirty year time period where a great deal of our modern day environmental policy was passed.
The Layzer book, which you are reading a chapter THREE, traces the ongoing tension between environmental policymaking and conservative politics. This particular chapter is focused on the 1970s and 1980s, following the backlash to the so-called "environmental decade" of the 1960s.

To gain an understanding of the electric fields for point charge and superposition of electric field due a distribution of charges.



Use the site https://phet.colorado.edu/sims/html/charges-and-fields/latest/charges-and-fields_en.html (Links to an external site.)   

A) Electric field for a point charge:

    First turn on the Grid and turn off all the other options in the simulation. Each small square box is 10 cm on each side.
    Choose a coordinate system so that you can conveniently find all four quadrants.
    Place a +1nC point charge at the origin. Using the sensor, find out the magnitude of the electric field at (120,200) cm, (-300,100) cm, (-50,-50) cm, (400, 150) cm and (300, -100) cm. Calculate the distances and plot the magnitude of electric field (E) vs the LaTeX: frac{1}{distance^2}(frac{1}{r^2}) 1 d i s t a n c e 2 ( 1 r 2 ) . Find out the slope of the graph. Take the ratio of the slope with the p

Main Purpose: comparative, critical, and annotated observation
. Focusing on the hidden histories of aboriginal settlement in the Toronto area, the virtual Great Indian
Bus Tour will expose you to a cross-section of central Toronto: the various residential, industrial,
commercial, transportation and leisure spaces built from the middle of the 19th century to now. How are
these various modern urban forms different from pre-colonial aboriginal settlement? How do
these modern forms hide or reveal aboriginal history from us? For these purposes, use the (1)
notes you take during the virtual tour, (2) the lecture notes from week 2, 3 and 4 (3) the required texts for
the weeks of September 24 (Freeman, Johnson) and (optional) the recommended texts of the same week.