You will write one 4-5 page paper based on one (1) of the assigned topics below. This
Daper wIll center on vour analvsis of the assigned orimarv source readnas. other course
materials. and onune discussions. DO NOldo external research for this naver. Due Date
(to be submitted electronically via D2L): Friday, October 14, by 5 pm Atlantic.
1._ Descrine the constitution of the Roman Republic, including the various magistracies assemblies, and the methods of voting. What were some of the strengths and weaknesses of the Republican system? How does the Roman Republic compare to governments today? Be sure to use spectic examples from the primary source
readings.
2.
Describe the sources for Rome’s foundation, the Regal Period, and the Early-Mid Republic. What are the challenges facing ancient historians seeking to reconstruct Rome’s past? How do the standards of evidence and truth adopted by ancient sources
compare to our own? Be sure to use specific examples from the primary source readings
3. Describe the expansion of Rome during the Middle Republic. To what extent was Rome actively imperialistic. and to what extent to Rome “stumble upon” its overse empire? How was Rome able to triumph over its rivals in Carthage and the Greek East? Be sure to use specific examples from the primary source readings.
reading is below, and also there is a book can be use as resources. The book is Ralph W. Mathisen, Ancient Roman Civilization: History and Sources (Oxford University
Press, 2018). ISBN: 9780190849603. = ROMAN CIV*
ECON 430: Term Paper 25% of Total Grade Due: Tuesday, end of
ECON 430: Term Paper
25% of Total Grade
Due: Tuesday, end of Week 7
Purpose:
The purpose of this assignment is to provide students with an opportunity to develop an independent analysis of an issue related to money and banking using concepts and theories learned in class.
Description:
The term paper for this course is an open-ended assignment that is intended to sharpen your writing, research and critical analysis skills. The project is designed to ensure that you are familiar with the process of collecting financial/economic data from the web and analyzing it using the concepts and theories learned in class. The paper should focus on a topic of your choosing related to material covered in the course. You should develop a position related to your topic and support that position through online research. Possible topics include:
Banking Reform and Regulation
Monetary policy
The 2007-2008 Financial Crisis
Money supply
Market Consolidation in Banking/Finance
Quantitative Easing
Raising/lowering Interest rates
Technology and Innovation in Banking/Finance
The paper should begin with a concise summary paragraph that (1) states the problem/issue/topic you have selected and (2) summarizes your position on the topic, anticipating your conclusion. The remainder of the paper should explain and support your position.
Specifications:
Please submit your topic for approval in the “Term Paper Topics” folder in the assignments section of the online classroom. Your paper should include:
A narrative of up to 8 pages (not including title page, reference list, or appendices).
A title page
A reference list (using APA format) with at least seven sources, and
At least two graphs and/or tables
In addition, at the conclusion of your paper please include a brief statement reflecting on what you feel you have learned from the assignment and how that learning may be applied to your life or work going forward.
Please use APA format in-text citations in the body of your paper for all facts and figures and proof your paper for grammar and spelling.
PADM 550 Criminal Justice Policy Brief Assignment Instructions Overview The purpose of
Appendix: Short Essay Topics You will write one 4-5 page paper based on one (1) of the assigned topics Writing Assignment Help PADM 550
Criminal Justice Policy Brief Assignment Instructions
Overview
The purpose of this assignment is to apply the May, Can, Should model through analysis of a specific criminal justice policy. An effective tool for finding this legislation is through www.govtrack.us and the cost of the legislation through the Congressional Budget Office at www.cbo.gov.
Instructions
For the analysis paper, this is best done in the following manner:
May
Application of the Biblical principles – when discussing the topic of the week, make sure to apply the Biblical principles discussed in question 1 of the Synthesis paper to the specific policy that you’re discussing. How does it meet natural law, inalienable rights, federalism, etc.?
Constitutional authority – what is the Constitutional authority for the federal government to get involved? Avoid the use of the General Welfare clause as it becomes a catch-all for anything that a politician wants to get passed.
Can
Political feasibility – what is the likelihood that the policy will become law? What is the political and social support for the policy?
Financial feasibility – what is the policy expected to do to the national debt or spending? For example, the new COVID stimulus just put us another $2 trillion in debt but was widely supported by both politicians and the public.
Practical feasibility – what are the logistical resources needed for implementation (buildings, personnel, new programs, etc.) and what are the steps for implementation (ex; the Affordable Care Act needed functional websites in order to be implemented, the lack of these created severe problems with implementation).
Should
Relate this back to specific Biblical and Constitutional authorities and discuss whether or not the policy should be supported based on this and the feasibility of implementation.
The goal of this is to critically analyze a criminal justice policy to objectively determine if the federal government should be legitimately involved in the policy being discussed and if the policy is right for the country.
You are expected to submit a 1 1/2–2-page paper (not including the title page, abstract, and reference page) in current APA format in which the May-Can-Should model is applied in the context of the policy focus. Be certain to emphasize a focused analysis of a particular federal policy (either already implemented or proposed) chosen from the policy concentration area for the assigned module. You must include citations from:
all of the required reading and presentations from the assigned module/week
all relevant sources from Module 1: Week 1 and Module 2: Week 2 (you MUST use the “Biblical Principles of Government” article), and
3–5 outside sources. NOTE: These sources should be focused on the problem and the piece of legislation, and you may find that you need more than just 3-5 sources to adequately research and discuss these items.
Please feel free to use the link provided in the assignment resources for the purposes of additional research.
Please ensure that you review and follow the provided Policy Brief Template in the assignment resources.
Note: Your assignment will be checked for originality via the Turnitin plagiarism tool.
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Contextualizing the Criminal Justice Policy-Making Process
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