The Declaration of Independence 1775 – The Second Continental Congress On May 10, 1775, the Second Continental Congress met in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to determine what to do in response to the bloodshed. This meeting had already been scheduled, and John Hancock, the president of the Congress, and Sam Adams had been in Concord preparing for the meeting when…

Constitutional Convention – Purpose of the Federal Convention In response to the Shays’ Rebellion, the Confederation Congress asked the states to send delegates to attend a Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on February 21, 1787. Twelve states sent delegates; Rhode Island refused to participate because it believed that it was a meeting that was “masquerading for a…

Adoption of U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights The Final Vote Most of the delegates who attended the Constitutional Convention signed the new Constitution on September 17, 1787. George Mason was one of a few men present who did not sign the final draft because it did not include a list of protected liberties. Benjamin…

Constitutional Limitations on Power What is a Democracy? It is important to have a general understanding about the differences between a democracy, an autocracy, and an oligarchy. DEMOCRACY – The term democracy is generally defined as “Government by the Many“- Power is in the hands of many individuals. The people are the source of power in a nation. AUTOCRACY – A democratic state is…

 Federalist #10 – federalist 10 questions answer key How did the people in the 18th Century perceive democracy—popular government? Positively or negatively? Answer: They generally had a negative perception of democracy where power rested with the people. Their study of classical history and their own state government experience showed that when people governed that a majority group…

 Assignment Directions:1. Review your participant’s holistic assessment form from week 3 as well as feedbackfrom your instructor. Make sure your participant and medical condition are approvedbefore creating the presentation. 2. Using the Grand Rounds Slide Outline provided, create a 10-slide presentation. Youshould have one slide for each content area. Do not include more content slides….

Federalist #78 questions Why is it important that our Federal Judiciary (federal courts) be independent? Who appoints the Federal judges and justices to the U.S. Supreme Court? How long can a Federal judge remain on the Federal bench and a justice on the U.S. Supreme Court? Who is to be the “Guardian of the U.S….

Discussion – Introduce Yourself BIS 1120 INTRO TO SOFTWARE APPS Introduce yourself to the class. Use your first and last name for the subject of your posting (also list your preferred name if you have one you go by). Respond to the following items in your posting, numbering your responses: Personal information you care to share such…

Introduction and Getting Started Print To meet the learning objectives for this module, you will complete these activities. Review the Introduction and Objectives page Participate in the Discussion | Introduce Yourself Review the following in the BIS 1120 Resource Library > SIMnet Resources module to get familiar with using SIMnet: McGraw Hill Digital Technical Support Navigating in SIMnet Library Bookshelf…

Follow the instructions on the attached file below. make the topic about Qatar being the mediator in the Palestine/Israel war. use exercise 1-4 as reference in formatting.  finalprojectinstructions-1.pdf Image7-27-25at5.39PM.jpeg SS3A-Exercise1-2.docx SS3A-Exercise2.docx SS3A-Exercise3.pdf exercise4.pdf Final Project Instructions and Examples 1 Your final projection has you take various aspects from the prior weeks to assemble a collection…