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Explain the relevance of Talcott Parsons to the study of Sociology. What were his main influences, how did he construct his theory, and in what ways did he become influential

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Write about either the FBI committed the murder or James Earl Rae committed the murder, make sure to only pick one. I also need a bullet pointed list of the undisputed facts, if any (you will need to cite this information). Create an APA bibliography as you work - every time you find information fill in the citations list. Google is a search engine so do not include it. One perspective of the issue taken from one or more sources. Use evidence to support your ideas, these can include written evidence, such as quotes, or images. Remember to cite your sources. (1-3 paragraphs long). Write 2 or 3 sentences saying why you think this information and the source(s) it came from is reliable. A second perspective of the issue taken from one or more sources. Use evidence to support your ideas, these can include written evidence, such as quotes, or images. Remember to cite your sources. (1-3 paragraphs long). Write 2 or 3 sentences saying why you think this information and the source(s) it came from is reliable. Your conclusion from the evidence you have found, what is your opinion on this issue and why?

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Write a story about someone who engages in primary deviance and then becomes a secondary deviant.  Make sure your story teaches the reader about the concepts of primary and secondary deviance and how one becomes a secondary deviant.
How would conflict theory explain the secondary deviance committed by the character in your story?  What are the key propositions of conflict theory and how do they impact the character’s chances of becoming deviant?  How may conflict theory explain the character’s chances of being convicted of a crime?
How would Merton Strain Theory explain the secondary deviance committed by the character in your story?  What are the key propositions of strain theory and how do they impact the character’s chances of becoming deviant?  What do you think are one or two weakness of strain theory?

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Identify and discuss the historical events recognized by Davis and Gurr as contributing to violence in the United States. How do these events contribute to the culture and subculture of violence in the United States today? In your answer include a discussion of the definition of culture and subculture of violence 
Compare and contrast the criminal careers of occasional and conventional offenders. Should the criminal justice response to these types of offenders vary? Explain how differential association theory helps one to understand property crime. Then apply them to a scenario from the book BUCK: A Memoir by AK Asante 

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Students will complete an assessment of a case study for this course from a selected chapter of the Decision Cases for Generalist Social Work Practice provided by the professor.  The case study will be completed following the content on social work practice with individuals and will be submitted to the course professor by the dates listed on the calendar.  The case study paper must be minimally three complete pages, double spaced and provide the following information:

Presenting problem and discussion of issues related to the presenting problem.

Your assessment of the main difficulties of the client systems and strengths to restructure the problem/issues.  (You can build on your knowledge from HBSE I and II.)

Professional literature about the problem/issues.  (Based on your assessment, you are to find two articles or practice resources that address the problem/issues identified in this case.  This literature is to be presented in at least a half page write-up that provides insight from the professional literature and explains how this information helps in understanding the case study problem or issue.)

Your plan of two goals and appropriate interventions for working with the client system (i.e. individual and/or family goals and interventions, including at least one intervention for each goal). Express potential ethical problems or how ethics enhances the situation. 
The paper should be minimally three typewritten pages, excluding title page and references. Cite textbook or other sources (journals and books) to support your points and to present theoretical content, while using APA style (reference the APA resources that are posted on the welcome page of the course).

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For this assignment, you are required to choose an essay topic (only one) by visiting the websites listed under the heading Chapter Options below.
Write one short essay (two or three paragraphs: minimum 9 sentences) on the article/topic you selected that includes the following:
explain why you decided to research that topic
how does it relate to the chapter(s) covered in this module
discuss whether you consider this site a good tool for learning about American politics.
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Chapter 9: Congress

National Committee for Effective Congress provides a broad range of national and international political information. To learn what are the current predictions on electoral races at the U.S. Senate, visit http://www.ourcampaigns.com/SenateList.html or http://www.ourcampaigns.com/HouseList.html for information on electoral races in the House of Representatives.
Earmarks are the language that members of Congress insert into legislation that dedicates funds for specific uses, many whose broad benefits can be questioned. http://www.ascrs.org/legislative-and-regulatory/washington-watch-weekly tracks your representatives and the bills in Congress they introduce, providing estimates of their costs or savings when available.
The Library of Congress "Thomas" website is an excellent source of information on current legislation. To find about present bills at the 113th Congress go to http://thomas.loc.gov/home/LegislativeData.php?&n=BillText&c=113
Chapter 10: The Presidency

The War Powers Resolution was passed in 1973 to define and limit the president's power during times of war. Read the full text of the resolution on this website: http://www.loc.gov/law/help/war-powers.php. You could also visit any of the links provided on related topics at the end of the resolution's text. Watch - Optional Study Video
Dave Leip's Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections provides Information on upcoming and past presidential elections. By visiting this site you can also experiment with the electoral college calculator to see how your state could affect the electoral outcome: http://www.uselectionatlas.org/
The first lady is an important resource for the president in his role as head of state. Read about current and past first ladies by visiting the following web-site: https://www.whitehouse.gov/about/first-ladies
Presidential attempts to increase executive power by influencing or diminishing the authority of other branches of government have been a source of political conflict during different administrations. To read about news on Congress, the White House and current political issues visit http://www.politico.com/.
Chapter 11: Bureaucracy

Project on Government Oversight is an independent, not-for-profit organization that seeks to make government more accountable by investigating corruption and misconduct. The group examines all types of government bureaucracies. Visit http://www.pogo.org/ to read the articles discussing some of the present issues under investigation.
The Department of Homeland Security was created after 9/11 to promote bureaucratic communication and domestic security. See what the department is doing to protect America from foreign threats by visiting: http://www.dhs.gov/topics
Suppose that a person was aware of some corruption that was occurring in the government agency in which she or he worked. What should a person in this situation do? Would it be plausible to be a whistle-blower? What are the possible implications for reporting corruption? Is it honest and ethical to engage in whistle-blowing? If this type of corruption was not reported, would ignore the situation to be indicative of honest and ethical behavior on the part of the person who was aware of the situation at hand? Explain. visit: https://www.whistleblowers.gov,
Chapter 12: The Federal Courts

The web-site for U.S. Supreme Court Media has a great search engine for finding information on landmark cases like Marbury v. Madison, Miranda v. Arizona, Roe v. Wade; and the most recent cases of Fisher v. The University of Texas, Shelby County v. Holder; and Hollingsworth v. Perry. To find information on any of these cases visit: http://www.oyez.org/
The U.S. court system consists of trial, appellate, and supreme courts. The U.S. Courts website provides a look at the different types of courts in the federal judiciary. To learn about the federal court system visit: http://www.uscourts.gov.
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1-The middle east is a region where economic development is highly uneven. please compare and contrast the economic development of two different Middle Eastern countries. Which factors have influenced each country's economic development over the past decades. with which results? please point out similarities and differences clearly. 

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Please explain how ideas about ‘race’ and racist ideologies have changed between the nineteenth century (the 1800s) and the twenty-first century (and in the time in-between). What role did these ideologies play in science (both natural science and social science), in politics and in everyday life? How did these ideologies vary across geographic locations? What factors caused a change in these ideologies? In which ways have they remained the same?

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What group of Americans that are most likely to drop out of high school and why

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LANGUAGE: The Basque Language is very unique and it nothing like the other co-official languages of Spain. Research this language (the first video below has what you need!) and write a brief report that addresses the following:

a. By what name is the Basque language known? What do the Basque people call their region?

b. What are the origins of this language? Is it a Romance language derived from Latin?

c. Approximately how many people speak it today?

d. What is its status in Spain? (Official language? Dialect?)

e. Find a brief side-by-side comparison of Spanish and Basque and include that in your report.

1.Basque: A Language of Mystery
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1l9oDiSiEQ

2.Basque Compared to Other Languages
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FoLq20B8VM

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Examine your selected social problem and theorize why your social problem exists in the first place. Which sociological theory do you identify most with as you describe your social problem (see page 15 of your text/figure 1.7 & table 1.2). Why? (100-150 words)
I'd like for us to use our sociological imagination. C. Wright Mills (a famous sociologist) described the sociological imagination as: "the vivid awareness of the relationship between personal experience and the wider society". Choose one social problem (such as: abortion, bullying, alcoholism, date rape, capital punishment/death penalty, racism, poverty, eating disorders, etc.) and describe, in your ideal society, how you would combat your selected issue to solve it. Describe the experience of those affected by the social problem and how their experience would be shifted through the changes made in your ideal society. (200 words) (15 points)

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The paper is about Current Desert Locust situation in Somalia, I want you to only focus on writing about Somalia modern history in social and economic aspects, along with the desert locust origin in Africa.