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2- the lab manual with all the calculations found

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Instructions

Throughout the course, you will find the need to cite many legal documents, cases, and more. The Success Center has a tutorial that covers legal citations in detail.

That tutorial can be accessed at the link below: Also, click here to read the case brief document instructions that can assist you in creating the structure and details for your assignment.

Columbia Southern University Success Center. (n.d.). Legal Citation: Court cases, amendments, statutes by the Blue Book [Video file]. Retrieved from http://columbiasouthern.adobeconnect.com/legalcitations/

In this assignment, you are to write a two-page paper explaining the history, structure, and purpose of the U.S. Constitution.

Your paper should address the history and structure of the U.S. Constitution using the list below:

• Identify events that led to the creation of the document.
• Explain the need that was felt by the founders used to justify why it was written as it was.
• Identify the general topics covered in the various sections of the U.S. Constitution.
• The documents could be described by the processes it created. One of the most celebrated concepts is the rule of law. Explain how the Constitution contributes to that non-violent and orderly transition of power within the democracy.
• Address which sections focus on the amendment process and the transition of the government.
• Parts of the documents place very explicit limitations on the power of the government—choose two and explain them with some detail.
• Identify the branches of the federal government.
• Explain the role and power of the U.S. Supreme Court.

All sources used, including the textbook, must be referenced; paraphrased and quoted material must have accompanying APA citations.

Part II

In your own words, what is the Constitution?

To you, what does it say about the rights of people? Note: Be careful, because it is not obvious what “rights” are really in the Constitution and it would be a mistake to use that stuff “everybody knows,” because it is technically insufficient and often incorrect.

Rather than taking on the whole landscape, choose four “rights” and give specific evidence that it is a right and from where this right emanates. Be sure what you choose truly addresses granting rights to the people specifically and not rights that you think are implied by the wording.

How would you characterize the overall position of perspective of the current United States Supreme Court (USSC)? Note: One might say that the Warren Court was more concerned with Due Process and individual rights. This court is likely to deal with some tough issues about privacy, and acceptable behavior towards the interrogation of non-citizens.

Respond to 2 classmates post.

Classmate 1

The Constitution is the is basically the establishment of the American national government which include laws and basic rights of all Americans. To me, it states that the rights of the people should be inalienable and without restriction. The right are either physical or abstract concepts or notions that should be acquired from birth within this nation.

The right to due process is the first “right” that I resonated with more. This right comes from the concept of justice and fairness that every should be granted a trial. It should matter if the person was caught red-handed (physically or metaphorically) they should have a right to defend themselves. Cruel and unusual punishment is the next right which could come after the trial. People were subjected to inhuman forms of punishment which were considered excessive regardless of the crime. This right is brings forth our humanity and how we should treat one another. Religious belief and protection from persecution came from the many immigrants that came to the United States to escape persecution. The multiple religions that came along must not be forgotten but protected. The last right is the prevention of government forcing homeowners to allow soldiers to use their homes. This right was due to the inconvenience on the military occupying their private homes.

Classmate 2

The constitution to me is the law off our country. This document is basically the foundation that holds the fundamental law and principles that we the people used to governed ourselves in the United States. This set of rules help guide how our country works. Many of us probably have our own views or thoughts of what the constitutions is before we actually read it. First thing that comes to many of our mind is probably “Freedom of Religion”, “Speech”, and “Press”. Probably even “The Right to Bear Arms”. These are the rights or laws that we hear people talk about all the time. But there so much more.

For example, (Amendment 10) “Undelegated Powers Kept by the State and People”. This helps to define the relationship between federal and state. And any power that wasn’t delegated to the US by the constitution or allowed by the state then belongs to the people. If you look at (Amendment 13) “The Outlawing of Slavery” this amendment still is major especially with the large amount of sex trafficking issue that we have today. Then if you take something like the illegal alien or immigrant issue even if they may have come to this country illegal if their kids are born here, then the kids are technically US Citizen. according to (Amendment 14) Then if you take us as in Americans about to Vote in these upcoming elections “The right of citizenship” and Voting Rights for All Races in Amendment 15.” is defiantly a important right for our people.

If I had to characterize the overall position or perspective of the current United States Supreme Court. I do feel that they do have a difficult job, But I also feel that they may not always put the constitution before their own personal or political views.

I am sending the chapter attached to this email. Please use just the text from Chapter 2 and DO NOT COPY anything from the internet. After reading the chapter, answer the following questions and send those to me in writing:

1 What are the major differences between classical political economy and neoclassical economics?

2 What is it about the deductive form of the market model that gives it a unique quality in the social sciences?

3 Define briefly each of the premises or assumptions of the market model.

4 Describe the three roles that drive the decisions within the market.

5 Discuss the interactions among households and productive organizations in the market model.

6 Explain how the markets for products and resources are central to the decision-making processes of the market.

7 Explain how the process of economic growth works in the market. Include the roles of banks, bonds, stocks, and derivatives.

Response for the following needed. Responses must be at least 10 sentences and 2 paragraphs.

What is the synergistic effect and how does it work?

Our text defines synergistic effect as the interaction of two or more individuals such that their combined efforts are greater than the sum of their individual efforts. That brings to mind the acronym for TEAM, which is Together Everyone Achieves More. It is the essence of what teamwork is designed to do. The typical sports commentator spends a lot of type touting the efforts of the “star” of a team, but that star cannot win an entire game solely on his/her efforts alone. Also, without the talents of that star, the team may not experience as many victories. It takes everyone working together for a common goal to become the team that clinches the championship.

In the workplace, the work team is assembled to solve a problem, complete a task, or assemble a product. The efficiency and effectiveness of that team depends on the efforts of each member. If every member contributes equally at 100% of effort, the assigned task would be completed in the shortest possible time. Any company would relish a team that is “firing on all cylinders.” Unfortunately, every team will have at least one slacker, whose work will have to be covered by someone else on the team.

Probably, the best example of the synergistic effect could be an orchestra. Each member is responsible for their individual parts of an entire production. If one person is not performing at the same level as everyone else, the disharmony will be noticed by every listener. It is up to the conductor to lead the orchestra and when everyone performs in harmony and synergistically, some of the most beautiful music can be enjoyed by all.