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Both the Free Exercise Clause and the Establishment Clause is imperative to our freedom, the Supreme Court has historically argued various ways regarding these two clauses. Our founders, such as Thomas Jefferson, saw the importance of creating a separation between church and state. As such, no national religion was to be declared, and still has not been. As such, there are varying approaches to establishment. By examining the historical decisions regarding these clauses, I have found that while

Analysis of Team Charter Rolanda Collins MGT 521 March 10, 2010 Joe McGirt 1 The purpose of this paper is to explain how, given the individual differences amongst my team members, we used the team charter to set standards for improving our teams’ performance. Nashai’s assessment of her personality type results were ENFP meaning she is people oriented, creative, and highly optimistic. Her suggested possible career’s are a publicist, research assistant, playwright, restaurateur, columnist

law. This Equal Protection clause does not require identical treatment in all circumstances. Equal protection of the laws, like due process, is a constitutional guarantee of fair treatment for all persons, regardless of sex, race, national origin, religion, or political views. It is rooted in the truth expressed in the Declaration of Independence that "all men are created equal." Many African Americans believe they were not protected under the Equal Protection clause, because there was still discrimination

Under the establishment clause of the First Amendment, community establishments should preserve an unbiased position on the subject of religious viewpoints and behavior; in other words they ought to uphold a neutral stance. I think the establishment clause divides church from state, but not religion from politics or public life. It permits folks to convey their religious belief into the community while the government is banned from supporting one religion. And also the government is forbidden from

future (especially on your papers, where these errors WILL be counted off for).  Comma Splice -- Commas are tricky because there are so many different ways you can use them, but one of the most common ways to use commas is to separate two main clauses that are connected by a coordinating conjunction. That just means that when you join two things that could be sentences on their own with a word such as

make. This occurs when the writer joins two independent clauses without the use of proper punctuation. This is important for several reasons. Since it is the most common error, learning how to correct it will

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mother 's Blue Bowl by Alice Walker. Paragraph 19, line 1-5.) The first sentence is a complex sentence because it is made up of an independent clause "the bowl stood there", "no matter how deeply or rapaciouly we dipped". And a dependent clause "seemingly full forever", "as if it had no bottom". It is a long sentence because it has several subordinate clause. The second to fourth sentence are fragment sentences: it is an incomplete sentence. It lacks a subject, it consists of a verb "dipped" and an

Throughout my years in school, I did not feel that I was the best writer, my writing seemed terrible and to make it feel better, it showed in my writing. I did not begin to see major improvement in my writing until I took Advanced Placement English & Composition this last year. Before, I received little to no feedback from my instructors concerning my writing. My previous teachers would stamp my papers with a grade without letting me know what I needed to work on to be an excellent writer. When I

Consequently, this is evidence in support of the case that there is a Santa Claus. The second relevant point to make is support of the claim that Santa Claus does indeed exist is that he is what brings joy to Christmas. For example, if there were no Santa Clause, Christmas would be as normal a time of year as any. But, since Christmas is the most joyous and happy time of year, it proves that there is a difference here. Additionally, there would be a far less joy at Christmas if there was no Santa Claus. In