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watch the George Washington videos. You are also to read the information at the follow websites:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Presidency_of_George_WashingtonLinks to an external site. and http://www.mountvernon.org/george-washington/the-first-president/ten-facts-about-washingtons-presidency (Links to an external site.)/ (You can use a lot of information from this website about these facts concerning his presidency) and http://www.history.com/topics/us-presidents/george-washingtonLinks to an external site.(this website also has videos on Washington).

You are to make the transformation to become George Washington who has just been elected. You are going to show you he created the present system of government by making a series of administrative decisions that became traditions of government. You are also going to describe what he thought about the formation of political parties. You are going to show how he worked with Hamilton on setting up economic policies. Finally you are going to describe in his second term his foreign policy.

For this assignment, you will watch an Esports event being streamed with official casters. It doesn’t have to be live, but the newer, the more relevant. This can be a league or tournament game. I will go so far as to say the larger the event the better, but you should also think about watching a game you know/like. You will write up an analysis that answers the following 5 questions:

1. What’s the audience and how does the caster appeal to/create for that audience?
2. Does this cast cater to hardcore fans or do you see ways in which there is an attempt to help people who don’t understand the game follow the action? Why?
3. Think about production value. An event cast will look different from a solo caster in numerous ways. Where do you see that polish and the use of effects?
4. How do the casters use the time built into the event where nothing is happening? It’s key to not lose the interest of viewers, but almost every tournament has lengthy portions of downtime (or slow time, like pick/ban or early game). What is being done during that time?
5. Think about what each caster does (assuming your event has multiple casters– most will. If not, just think about the one). What are the roles of the casters and how do they craft their commentary to fulfill those roles.

Each criterion will be worth 2 points of your final total for the assignment.

Instructions

Please respond the essay question in an organized, 500-word essay

Question for the essay:

Many people feel that there is room for improvement in the area of campaign finance spending. What is the current status of campaign finance reform? Is reform a realistic expectation of the American political process? What is the role of soft money? Should there be limits on independent campaign spending by corporations and labor unions? Why? Why not? Be specific. Provide concrete examples.

Possible Site Trips

• For detailed information about current campaign election laws and for the latest filings of campaign finance reports, go to http://www.fec.gov. This site has lots of good information.

• To find excellent reports on where campaign money comes from and how it is spent, be sure to view the site maintained by the Center for Responsive politics.

• Another excellent site for investigating voting records and campaign-finance information is that of Project VoteSmart.

You will write about the Chernobyl disaster and the weeks following it from three voices/three perspectives: Pick three of these four or five: a) from the perspective of a nuclear scientist in Chernobyl, b) from the perspective of a wife of a liquidator, c) from the perspective of Mikhail Gorbachev, d) from the perspective of a child in Pripyat, e) from the perspective of an abandoned dog in the exclusion zone or f) (for the environmentally minded) from the perspective of a tree or plant in the exclusion zone). In writing from these people’s or beings’ perspectives, consider 1. what they can and cannot know at the time of the accident, 2. what nuclear power means to them, what they value in life and what’s not important to them, 3. consider the tactile or physical information accessible to them: where are they when the accident occur and in the weeks after; what do they see, smell, hear, observe, feel? How does the story, the explanations and the important information change depending on who’s perspective you are trying to comprehend?

The analysis will be 1-2 pages. The answer needs to be based on the reading and include quotes. SOURCES MUST BE CITED USING PAGE NUMBERS TO GET A PASSING GRADE.