January 30, 2021 | Freelance Achievers

The third war

by / On January 30, 2021 / In APA (edition "APA 6"), History

What was the Third World? Why did it emerge? Why did it fall apart? In this paper, make an argument for either why the Third World came together OR how the Third World came apart? Note that we are using the Third World to describe a specific kind of political project, not just a geographical part of the work. This essay is an opportunity for you to discuss what the importance of the Third World...

This paper is for my Justice Studies class.

by / On January 30, 2021 / In Law, Undergraduate

Review the following documents: Reducing Crime through Intelligence-Led Policing Intelligence-Led Policing: The New Intelligence Architecture Working towards Intelligence-Led Policing: The Phoenix Police Department Intelligence Officer ProgramThe Benefit of Intelligence OfficersDescribe the ways in which intelligence is critical to law enforcement agencies. How are...

education

by / On January 30, 2021 / In Psychology and Education, Undergraduate

1) Choose one of the Primary or Secondary Source Readings we have read so far this quarter, and one of the Theoretical lenses we have discussed from the readings and in class. Clearly identify both sources by title and/ or author name, and include clear page number citations when appropriate. Write a paragraph introducing the theoretical lens you chose and why you believe it is an...

Education

by / On January 30, 2021 / In Psychology and Education, Undergraduate

Any topic (writer’s choice)

by / On January 30, 2021 / In APA (edition "APA 6"), Business and Management

The Final Paper should demonstrate your understanding of the readings and other course material. By creating an international business or an international business venture, you will utilize your subject knowledge expertise in discovering and overcoming the challenges of expanding a business to a new host country. In a 2,000- to 2,500-word paper, you should integrate readings and class...

Any topic (writer’s choice)

by / On January 30, 2021 / In Humanities, Undergraduate

Sample Replies to a Classmate's Discussion Post(1) Excellent post, Jordan! I also agree with Dr. Saxe's moral arguments, as it seems strange and paternalistic that the State can determine what people can and cannot do with their own bodies, especially regarding something as intimate and important as one's death. I think that as long as there are robust informed consent processes prior to...

Guided Free Write

by / On January 30, 2021 / In English and Literature, Not applicable

I will read ten questions/prompts to you. Respond to each question/prompt in the Google doc. Do not aim to answer the questions in complete sentences since the questions will be read in a quick succession.When I have gone through each question, you will have an opportunity to choose one of the your responses and continue to build your response. If at some point you feel like...

Any topic (writer’s choice)

by / On January 30, 2021 / In Humanities, Undergraduate

from the class: Sample Replies to a Classmate's Discussion Post(1) Excellent post, Jordan! I also agree with Dr. Saxe's moral arguments, as it seems strange and paternalistic that the State can determine what people can and cannot do with their own bodies, especially regarding something as intimate and important as one's death. I think that as long as there are robust informed consent processes...

Any topic (writer’s choice)

by / On January 30, 2021 / In Not applicable, Other

Write a journal entry in which you explore the poem, line by line, and untangle the extended metaphor Donne makes. What does he compare things to in this poem? In what sense are those things similar to each other? How do all these comparisons support Donnes ultimate purpose in the poem? What is he trying to say, and why does he use elaborate (and controversial) figurative devices rather than just...

introduction writing

by / On January 30, 2021 / In APA (edition "APA 6"), English and Literature

Assignment: Write a letter of several (three or more) paragraphs, containing 300 or more words, introducing yourself to your instructor.In the first paragraph, focus on personal information (career, family, academic) you would like the instructor to know.In the second paragraph, focus on your literary background. Consider answering questions such as the ones below.Do you like to read? What...