Category: Government

please please rewrite It and use turn It in if possible as the intructor uses It. Student Learning Outcomes By the end of the semester you must be able to write brief essays (roughly one page for each) on the following topics: The U.S. Constitution and key U.S. Supreme Court Cases. The California Constitution The Amendment Process A bit more detail. “The SLO Assignment is past due. You should write no less than one page per each of the Student Learning Outcome topics. (Minimum 3 pages for this SLO assignment.)” SLO Assignment: Upload one document with three essays (one page each) that address the Student Learning Outcomes for this class. There is a section with SLO resources which might help you. Think of each of the SLOs as descriptive essays. There are three SLOs and each SLO should should be addressed. 3 SLOs, therefore you should write roughly 3 pages total. What would you like to share regarding what you learned about the U.S. Constitution and Key U.S. Supreme Court Cases. What do you find interesting about the California Constitution? Please describe the Amendment Process. Hope this helps. Mnica

Analyze this article and relate it to the course reading that I’ve attached below:

Section 1: Summarize the most important information from the article in your own words. Be concise and avoid using direct quotes. Remember, all assignments will be checked for plagiarism and AI using TurnItIn (see the Academic Honesty policy in the syllabus). For guidance on how to summarize appropriately, visit .

Section 2: Relate the article to the topic and readings of the level you are currently completing — Level 3 (Federalism) and Level 4 (Civil Liberties). (ATTACHED BELOW) Select FOUR key terms or concepts from the assigned chapters. Using bullet points, clearly explain how each term or concept connects to or is reflected in the content of the article. Be specific and detailed in your explanations.

Section 3: Present your own informed opinion about the political issue discussed in the article.

Instructions:

1. Ensure the article is no older than seven days from the date you complete this assignment. Include the URL.
2. Follow the structure outlined above when writing your three sections. Use the attached News Briefing Quest Assignment Worksheet to complete your assignment. (You may have to click “Enable editing” to be able to type in the document.)
3. Ensure the assignment relates to course content from Level 3 (Federalism) and Level 4 (Civil Liberties).
4. The total word count for the assignment should be at least 750 words. Assignments under 750 words will be considered incomplete and will automatically receive a zero.
5. Do not write about the same U.S. political issue twice during this class.

IMPORTANT: PLEASE COMPLETE THE ASSIGNMENT ON THE WORKSHEET THAT I’VE PROVIDED. FOLLOW THAT OUTLINE ONLY!!!!!

Interest Group Writing Assignment: You must read Chapter 7 in your textbook to complete this assignment. You are tasked with using concepts learned in the textbook chapter to complete this assignment. Format: Essay form (do not use bullet points or numbering). Do NOT repeat the questions. At least 3 full pages, double spaced, proper source citation in paragraphs and in a reference/works cited page. Title pages and reference/works cited pages do not count in the page count. You can use MLA or APA styles. Do not use AI applications or programs to complete this essay. Fully answer all questions in your essay. Create an interest group based on a topic you think is important to the academic success of community college students. Use only one topic. Do not use multiple topics. Describe your topic and how it affects the academic success of community college students. For this paper, academic success is defined as making good grades, successfully completing classes and graduating from a community college and/or transferring to a university, or getting a job in your field. What exactly does your group want the ACC Board of Trustees or the Texas state government to do to address/solve this issue. You may include the federal government as well given it has some involvement in public education. How will your group influence the government(s) to create and implement your policy ideas? How will you attempt to influence the different branches of government? What is the free-rider problem and how will your group minimize it? (ALL interest groups have this problem).

Please answer the following question with an original response post of at least 500 words and at least three references to the course readings. Original response posts should be written as short essays with at least three paragraphs: introduction, body, and conclusion. The question you must answer: Is Marxism a counterfeit religion? I will send two links for the course studies:

I will also send/provide photos of some pages from the textbook Ideals and Ideologies to look at and reference. The pages will be chapter 5 pp237-238, chapter 6 pp271-272-273. Since this is a chrisitan univerisity, make sure to cite a Bible verse in English Standard Version. The copyright year of the textbook is 2025.

Please answer the following question with an original response post of at least 500 words and at least three references to the course readings. Original response posts should be written as short essays with at least three paragraphs: introduction, body, and conclusion. The question you must answer: Is Marxism a counterfeit religion? I will send two links for the course studies:

I will also send/provide photos of some pages from the textbook Ideals and Ideologies to look at and reference. The pages will be chapter 5 pp237-238, chapter 6 pp271-272-273. Since this is a chrisitan univerisity, make sure to cite a Bible verse in English Standard Version. The copyright year of the textbook is 2025.

Please answer the following question with an original response post of at least 500 words and at least three references to the course readings. Original response posts should be written as short essays with at least three paragraphs: introduction, body, and conclusion. The question you must answer: Is Marxism a counterfeit religion? I will send two links for the course studies:

I will also send/provide photos of some pages from the textbook Ideals and Ideologies to look at and reference. The pages will be chapter 5 pp237-238, chapter 6 pp271-272-273. Since this is a chrisitan univerisity, make sure to cite a Bible verse in English Standard Version. The copyright year of the textbook is 2025.

How do we change the Texas Constitution (Links to an external site.?) As you’ve read in your text, changes to the Texas Constitution are proposed by the state legislature but can only be approved by a majority vote in a statewide election. To place a proposal before voters requires a 2/3 supermajority in the Texas House and the same in the state senate. In 2021, legislators proposed ten changes to the state constitution for consideration, all of which were approved by voters. In 2023, legislators approved 13 proposed amendments. Voters approved all but one – rejecting a proposal to increase the mandatory retirement age for judges. Earlier this year, legislators voted to place 17 proposed amendments before voters this fall, one of which would change a provision in the Texas Constitution about bail. Article I of the Texas Constitution is a Bill of Rights – a more sweeping and specific list of rights than in the U.S. Constitution. As approved by voters in 1876, the Texas Bill of Rights says “All prisoners shall be bailable by sufficient sureties, unless for capital offences, when the proof is evident; but this provision shall not be so construed as to prevent bail after indictment found upon examination of the evidence, in such manner as may be prescribed by law.” This required judges to allow bail for persons accused of anything less than a death penalty crime. Provisions approved by voters in the 1950s and 1990s added some exceptions, allowing judges to deny bail after multiple convictions for violent and/or sexual felonies under certain circumstances. Voters approved additional exceptions in the 2000s for those accused of domestic violence who assault or threaten their victims while out on bail for the original offense. Last year, legislators approved S.J.R. 5 (Links to an external site.,) which would add a much more sweeping exception. With voter approval, judges would be required to deny bail to those accused of any of a long list of serious crimes if the prosecutor is able to show “…by clear and convincing evidence after a hearing that the granting of bail is insufficient to reasonably ensure the safety of the community, law enforcement, and the victim of the alleged offense.” On the one hand, many law-abiding Texans are increasingly, and understandably, alarmed about crimes committed by those out on bail for previous crimes. Houston Fox 26’s Breaking Bond (seriesLinks) to an external site. features examples of this regularly, and victims’ rights advocate Andy Kahan (Links to an external site.) has repeatedly warned Houstonians of the dangers associated with violent criminals out on bail. On the other hand, those accused of crimes are just that – accused. They haven’t been convicted of anything yet. Bail, in theory, is only supposed to guarantee that the accused person shows up for trial – that person being presumed innocent in our system until proven guilty. Write our usual 2 – 5 page essay (double-spaced, normal margins, font no bigger than 12, etc.) about this amendment. Make sure your essay tells your reader: 1. How did this get to be Proposition 3 on our November ballot? (Here’s where you take your reader through the process for amending the state constitution) 2. What is this proposal designed to do? 3. Who do you think might be for and against this? 4. How would you have voted on this if you were a state legislator, and why? 5. What did voters decide last November? Submit in Word (.docx). Cite your sources. Additional Resources Here’s S.J.R.. 5: &Bill=SJR5Links to an external site. By looking at the witness list for the Senate hearing, you can get an idea what groups were for and against this: to an external site. Texas Policy ResearchLinks to an external site., a pretty conservative group, is opposed: to an external site. The Texas Tribune talks about the issue: to an external site. Fox 26 covered the governor signing related legislation in Houston: to an external site. Houston Public Media has a good article: to an external site. Here’s a good overview of all 17 amendments proposed for this November’s ballot from the House Research Organization: to an external site. Also just for reference, Texas’ Legislative Reference Library has information on all 714 amendments that have been proposed since the Constitution was adopted in 1876 (530 have been adopted): to an external site. LINKS To correlate with the ones that are seen throughout the text in order. &Bill=SJR5

Write an essay on the Christopher Reeves speech at the DNC, 200-500 words, introduction paragraph, 3 main paragraphs, and conclusion paragraph

What if there were no Bill of Rights in the United States Constitution? Using your own words, answer that question, and in a four to five-page paper, compare and contrast the Constitution of California with the United States Constitution. Include references to the Bill of Rights, separation and sharing of powers, qualifications, and duties for each branch of government.