20 pages paper questioning the role of social media on the political polarization

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This is a 5 pages writing assignment. The Works Cited page is not included in the 5 pages.

Please use the standard format for papers: 1″ margins on all sides, 12 point font (preferably Times New Roman)

In our first class, I identified some important themes in U.S. labor history.
Using examples from the late 19th century to 1945, discuss:

Despite the challenges that U.S. unions faced from 1880 to 1945, labor unions have had a significant impact in improving wages, benefits, and working conditions for workers and have played a key role in advocating for progressive social legislation, such as Social Security and the National Labor Relations Act.

Talk about: despite union obstacles, they accomplished a lot. For example: reduced hours of labor, child labor laws, better wages, etc. (all in chronological order).

Your paper will include the following elements:

1)Your paper will start with an introductory paragraph, including a thesis statement at the end of the paragraph. The thesis statement for this paper will relate to the theme.

2) Each of the subsequent body paragraphs should follow a logical progression and be in direct support of your argument.

3) You will complete the essay with a concluding paragraph which restates/summarizes the thesis statement in the light of the evidence which you have provided in the body paragraphs. You may also want to draw some lessons from the argument you’ve made in terms of our current situation.

I need all three of the questions below answered in depth and very well written. Seriously digest the questions and what they are asking and respond to them separately but all on one word document. Each question should have it’s own response of 500-600 words. These responses have to be very well thought out and logical. Please write an amazing paper, it’s important.

1. On April 26, 2019 Congress passes the following law: “Any US citizen found guilty of participating in the operations of the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq (ISIS) shall be sentenced to death by public hanging.” The Supreme Court is quickly asked to rule on the constitutionality of this law. Looking for help, they contact you. They ask: is this new law constitutional? In answering this question be sure to discuss the ‘cruel and unusual punishment’ clause of the eight amendment and to consider at least two different views on constitutional interpretation.

2. Consider the following two claims: (1) “You are not morally bound to fulfill a promise to perform an action the nature of which you did not understand, even though you should often be legally bound to fulfill a contract the terms of which you did not understand.” (2) “You should not be legally bound to fulfill a contract the terms of which areextremely unfair to you, even though you are often morally bound to fulfill such contracts.” Evaluate the plausibility of these two claims.

3. Should the law allow police to lie to a suspect in order to extract admissible-in-court confessions from that suspect? Justify your answer.

Textbook:

Ulanski, Stan L. 2003. The Science of Fly-Fishing, University of Virginia Press, Charlottesville, VA

You should read chapter 1 in your textbook “The Science of Fly-Fishing” by Dr. Stan Ulanski and write out an answer to the following question in the both, part A and part B:

Part A:

Describe the public attitudes toward fishing for each of the following groups of people:

1. People like Izaak Walton, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and Henry David Thoreau.
2. British military officers and Scottish fishing clubs
3. Early American Protestant, religious zealot colonists, and Puritans

Part B:

Answer the following questions:

1. Who is generally credited with introducing the art of angling to the modern world?

When?

2. How has angling changed from 20,000 year ago up to Izaak Walton’s time?

3. Describe fishing in England from 1700’s until about 1850. Who was fishing and what

was their relationship with nature and the fish?

4. Describe the public attitudes toward fishing, consider the views of Henry David Thoreau,

Protestant work ethic, Puritans, and Ralph Waldo Emerson.

5. What are some of the answers to the question “Why do we fish?” Consider both “the

sacred and secular poles of fly-fishing.”

6. What do you think these quotes mean?

a. “piscator non solum piscatur” – there is more to fishing than catching fish.

b. “Next to prayer, fishing is the most personal relationship of man.” Herbert Hoover

c. “Fishing is, by its very nature, an uncertain and interrogatory endeavor…the angler moves out of the realm of the known and into a creative realm of questions.” Mark Browning

7. What is meant by the quote “Science without ethics is blind; ethics without science is

empty?” by unknown

8. What factors have been important in the increase in popularity of fly-fishing since the

1970’s?

9. What are the customary rules of behavior for fly anglers when they meet other anglers

on the water?

10. What are some of the pros and cons of catch-and-release?

11. Briefly describe each of these flies: dry fly, wet fly, nymph, and streamer

12. How is fly-fishing similar and different from other types of fishing?

This work must be done within 24 hours maximum.