Bc's Argumentative Analysis

In arguing that anti-Confederate southerners played a central role in Confederate defeat, Freehling shifts historical debate to ground that is at once familiar and novel. Historians such as Drew Gilpin Faust and Paul Escott have identified internal disaffection as the primary cause of Confederate defeat while Gary Gallagher has suggested that whites in the Confederacy maintained their support for the government even as military losses ended the war.[1] The South vs. the South expands the scope of inquiry, looking beyond internal fissures within the Confederacy to the divisions in broader southern society. In Freehling's telling, anti-Confederate whites undermined the Confederacy by remaining outside the nation while slaves sapped Confederate

The articles state about the war however the way to rainy mountain explains about a journey the native american are on, “The journey began one day long ago on the edge of the northern plains.” these articles are sequence to the western expansion because the articles talks about journeys, war, native americans, Lewis and Clark. Kiowas was on an adventure to the heart of the continent,”The great adventure of the kiowas was a going forth into the heart of the continent.” Their journey last for long time. That’s when Lewis and Clark later on met the indiana’s, The indiana’s trade them horses for guns and tobacco. The indiana’s agree to let them pass their country and for them not to be in war.

My argument is about a family show on television called “The Fosters,” people assume this tv show is not appropriate for all ages.

On the seventh day of the Scopes trial, the argument between Darrow and Bryan began to shake the people’s belief in creationism. Darrow asked Bryan a variety of questions regarding miracles such as the creation of Earth in six days, the exact time that God had created Earth, or the time period and the logic of the Flood. Instead of answering those questions with biblical contexts and clear explanations, Bryan repeatedly said “I don’t know,” or “I think there maybe” in between his answers. Despite of his assertion of the fact that human should not further doubt the validation of the Word of God, his answers for Darrow made him appeared as an unsure and flustered person. This image of Bryan, though unintentional, altered the public view of Christianity.

To be considered free in American society, according to Sandel’s definition of a procedural republic, freedom relies on an individual’s participation in self-government. For those who support the procedural republic they encourage civic virtues, such as educating ones self about the public and the ability to debate about the common good. This can be seen as a responsibility to citizens. Therefore, one may understand this as both a social and civic matter, as it requires citzens to posses as sense of belonging in their community, thus guiding them away from pursuing their own interests and focusing on the common good. Thus, just as Sandel discusses the qualities of shaping of what kind of citizens are formed, Glendon claims “law can and should

MSTT met with Asa and Renee to evaluate if their level of communication have started to improve. Renee explained her and Asa have started to communicate a lttle more in a manner of being able to understand one another. Renee explained her and Asa have stared to communicate about him not leaving the home or being motivated to do anything outside the home. Renee explained after her conversation with Asa she was able to understand why he remain in the home all the time. Asa explained he stated to his mother he remain in the home because it's how he avoid getting in trouble with his peers. Asa explained it's easier for him to remain out of trouble at home but it started to caused problem his mother started to think he is just lazy and not motivated.

Casey delves into the history of distance education (DE) from the perspective of technological advances. Though citing three reasons for the growth of DE in the United States, she concentrates on the fact that technological advances paved the way for a similarly rapid expansion of DE. Her argument is that of the three instrumental factors (distance to educational facilities and thirst for knowledge being the other two), technology most closely parallels the growth of DE.

In an article by the Portland Press Herald, the 9th Circuit of the Court of Appeals recently ruled that immigrants under the age of 18 in the country illegally do not have the right to free legal aid that is often provided by the US government. According to the article, judges cited their ruling on the basis that there are no laws of the federal government that mandates complimentary legal help to adolescents standing trial for crimes related to immigration. The article cites that the adolescent who recently learned of his verdict came from the country of Honduras. In addition, both the child and his parent argued in their own defense for journeying into the United States as a result of the continuous wave of violence in their country of heritage. Despite this life-threatening defense, the article explained that the court was aware of the potential consequences if the duo does, in fact, get deported. Overall, the article outlines the particular case of an adolescent and his guardian who face deportation as a result of a federal court's ruling, and also explains the possible outcomes of other

Furthermore, in an article by Harper et al. (2014), the authors quantify the decisional satisfaction regarding college-age (18-26) women’s acceptance or declination of the HPV vaccine. In this study 306 women without prior HPV vaccination and 299 vaccinated women agreed to participate by completing a survey ranked 1-5 (1=strongly disagree to 5=strongly agree) on how well the individual agreed with the prompts. Harper et al. found that when women approached the prompt of “This is the best decision for me personally,” the mean score for non-vaccinated women was 4.1 and vaccinated women 4.2, respectively, on a five-point scale (Harper, 3). This correlation shows that the women are nearly equal in their satisfaction for accepting or declining

It has been documented that certain committee members felt extensions were not priority when it came to fixing economic issues and recipients were taking advantage of the program. Some members say that other issues surpassed the issue to extend them. Even some have accused unemployed workers of being unproductive and using the program. Mitch McConnell, who is the senator of Kentucky touches on the urgency for there to be more jobs created. He felt as though that would have been more beneficial to unemployed workers versus adding another extension. “It is time to get away from “temporary government programs” and give the American people the tools they need to drive an economy that truly works for them and their families.” (McConnell 17) McConnell

One of our most fundamental and oldest rights that were created in the late 1700s, are now creating controversial arguments about where we draw the line for freedom of speech. Currently, there are arguments of how much you can express your beliefs and ideas to everyone so that you do not invade their civil rights. For example, in the Tinker v. Des Moines case, the children were silently and peacefully protesting the Vietnam War by wearing black armbands to their arms. According to uscourts.gov, the school saw this as an act that disrupted the indoor activities taking place. Then this issue was sent to the Supreme Court. After debating with each other, the judges voted 7-2 in favor of the students. Their reasoning was that the students did not

The AM dial in the Bay Area is as diverse as the people that make up the population. It includes stations that play a diverse mix of language specific content as well as sports and talk radio that presents a tossed salad of ideas, viewpoints, philosophies, opinions, information, and rants. San Francisco, even though consistently run by democratic city and local leaders, is actually more "green" than blue. Along with Berkeley, San Francisco is traditionally anti-war, pro-civil rights, extremely eco/environmental conscious, and would be considered extremely fiscally liberal because of some of their support and assistance programs. These cities are also anti-big business, doing whatever they can to make sure that WalMart stays out and Mom 'N Pop

In this day and age, multiple things are open to teens that were not around in the past. Some of these things include television, newer age radio, and the Internet. Due to these things, several teens have been getting lower test scores and even lower social skills. Some people may ask if modern technology is making humans less intelligent. Regarding to an online article, "In a series of four experiments at Columbia and Harvard, Sparrow and her team found that students are more likely to recall a trivial fact if they think it will be erased from the computer, and forget it if they're assured it will be there" (Star wire services 1).My topic is like no other. My topic describes the change in humanity throughout the technological history.

21st century man should be somewhat envious, the total cost of a first date was complimentary on the girl’s family. Affordable transportation changed things, provided quality of life and ushered in a group called “teenagers”. The auto meant it was the last free meal for boys, dates meant access to a car, gas, dinner and a movie. To win the heart of a woman a young man had to work, at least part time to afford this new habit, “girls”. The auto could be compared to the affect social media has today, it turned boys and girls into mobile adolescents with an option to explore beyond the immediate world. The auto also provided privacy for raging hormones, cars became mobile hotel rooms where many babies would be conceived.

The articles introduced to us, two different views of reading and how the reading process occurs in children. The first view of reading is called the Word Recognition view. Word Recognition involves the process of reading by identifying words and being able to convert the written words into oral language. Alphabet recognition, phonemic awareness and sight words all fall under this category on how reading occurs in the word recognition view. According to this view children can become fluent readers once they become familiar in decoding written language accurately.