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Would you rather swim in a McDonalds or Taco Bell dumptser?
After 8 minutes of online debate, use what you and others wrote to generate a thesis using our formula:AlthoughSubjectOpinionReason 1 (because)Reason 2 (because)Rebut "Although" statementWrite this on your blank sheet of paper in your folders and turn it in.
Would you rather swim in a Burger King or Wendi's dumpster?
After 8 minutes of online debate, use what you and others wrote to generate a thesis using our formula:AlthoughSubjectOpinionReason 1 (because)Reason 2 (because)Rebut "Although" statementWrite this on your blank sheet of paper in your folders and turn it in.
The federalists and anti-federalists have different arguments when answering this question. Each one of you give your best two arguments in 4-7 sentences then interact with arguments on the opposite side.Pull from Federalists 10, 51, and Brutus I
In the coming days, you will have an opportunity to consider three
options for U.S. policy toward Russia. Each of the options that
you will explore is based on a distinct set of values and beliefs. Each
takes a different perspective on how the United States should deal
with Russia. You should think of the options as a tool designed to
help you understand contrasting U.S. strategies toward Russia.
After you have considered these three options, you will be asked
to create an original option that reflects your own beliefs and opinions
about U.S. policy. You may borrow heavily from one option, combine
ideas from several options, or take a new approach altogether. You
will need to weigh the risks and trade-offs of whatever you decide.
5th Block: Which is more powerful, the executive or legislative branch?
Refer to current events, the framers intentions (see Federalist Papers), and the Constitution's enumerated and expressed powers along with all those informal powers.
Confederation or Federation, that is the question. Cover these topics in your debate and cite/quote Brutus 1 and Federalist 10: *Necessary and Proper Clause *Supremacy Clause *Bill of Rights *Federal Standing Army *New Executive and Judicial Branches
Confederation or Federation, that is the question. Cover these topics in your debate and cite/quote Brutus 1 and Federalist 10: *Necessary and Proper Clause *Supremacy Clause *Bill of Rights *Federal Standing Army *New Executive and Judicial Branches
Confederation or Federation, that is the question. Cover these topics in your debate and cite/quote Brutus 1 and Federalist 10: *Necessary and Proper Clause *Supremacy Clause *Bill of Rights *Federal Standing Army *New Executive and Judicial Branches
Confederation or Federation, that is the question. Cover these topics in your debate and cite/quote Brutus 1 and Federalist 10: *Necessary and Proper Clause *Supremacy Clause *Bill of Rights *Federal Standing Army *New Executive and Judicial Branches
Farmers and artisans go against bankers, speculators, and intellectuals as the country decides which direction it will take: inward and westward or outward towards Europe. Trading or farming, growing or selling, state government based or centered around a strong central government. Choices, choices, choices....
Farmers and artisans go against bankers, speculators, and intellectuals as the country decides which direction it will take: inward and westward or outward towards Europe. Trading or farming, growing or selling, state government based or centered around a strong central government. Choices, choices, choices....
We're going to take some time to look at the NK issue by delving into the policy options on the table for the U.S. These are described here: https://www.choices.edu/resources/documents/koreaoptions_000.pdfPick the one you most agree with after our discussion in class.When you post, include your first name and option number.
While the U.S. and Iran made a deal, everyone within those countries is not happy. Donald Trump calls it "disastrous" while others tout it as a great deal that will prevent Iran from getting nukes. You will take one of two positions. Your opening statement should include a summary of your position and the key facts you are going to use in Tuesday's live debate.For the DealAgainst the Deal
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