Follow the instructions Please only bid on this only if you have access to the book:Required Supplemental Reading: Taking Sides: Clashing Views in United States History, Vol. II, seventeenth edition, Larry Madaras and James M. SoRelle.

For your Taking Sides essay you will choose an issue that is NOT part of your regular reading assignment.

Required Supplemental Reading: Taking Sides: Clashing Views in United States History, Vol. II, seventeenth edition, Larry Madaras and James M. SoRelle.

You may NOT write your essay on any issue that is already part of the reading assignment. Therefore:

If you have Edition 17, you may not write your Analytical Taking Sides Essay on issues- 1.6, 2.1, 2.5, 3.3, or 3.6.

Your essay should clearly present the controversial Taking Sides issue you have chosen to explore, explain the opposing viewpoints of the Taking Sides authors who debate this topic, analyze the evidence both authors use to support their position, explain the issue’s impact on the historical time period and then present and defend your point of view.

Your essay should be composed of three main parts:

1. The introduction or opening paragraph of your essay should clearly convey to the reader that the debate takes place in Taking Sides, the topic of the debate, and the importance of the issue in regard to the historical time period in which the debate is centered. In addition, your introduction should summarize the varying viewpoints of the historians debating this topic. It is also important that you declare your thesis or your point of view concerning the issue being discussed in the introduction. You must pick a side, or present a new perspective/thesis to answer the question presented in the debate.

2. The body of your paper should consist of at least four sections. Begin with two paragraphs that explain each author’s position and evidence (at least one paragraph explaining each author’s position). Follow with at least one paragraph that explains your analysis of the authors’ evidence and ability to persuade the reader. Next present your thesis/point of view. Your point of view should be accompanied by an explanation of how you came to your conclusion. Be sure to offer a thorough explanation of your position, how you came to your conclusions and the evidence to support your position. Your evidence may include key points made by the authors in the Taking Sides essays or other outside sources. Outside sources are optional unless you have a thesis that requires additional outside support.

3. In the final paragraph, or the conclusion, you must restate the issue being debated, the impact or importance of this issue in regard to the historical time period, the varying Taking Sides perspectives concerning this topic, as well as your position. The conclusion should be used to remind the reader of all that has been written in the essay, and then it should end with a final statement of significance or thought concerning the issue you have chosen to discuss.

Essay set-up: Each paper should be 6 full pages in length, typed and double-spaced, with one inch margins. Your name and the issue number should appear single-spaced in the upper right hand corner, and the title of your paper should be centered in the middle of the page two spaces below your name and the issue number. Double space and begin body of your paper.

Essay citations: All direct quotes must be followed by a proper MLA style citation, and be accompanied by a works cited. This page does not count toward the minimum page requirement for the assignment.

You are required to write one book review for this course on a topic that is relevant to the course material. Below are the questions that you must answer in your response. In addition to the primary sources, you may use your textbook for pertinent information. Your review must be in essay format.

Papers are due Friday, November 30th, at 11:59PM. Your papers should be 2-3 pages, double-spaced with 12-point font.

Please upload a .doc or .pdf file that answers the following questions in essay format.

1. How effective is Washington’s Atlanta address? What is he trying to achieve?

1. What is double consciousness in your own words?

1. What does Garvey believe to be the best way to achieve progress?

1. What is pan-africanism?

1. On what issues do you think these leaders would agree?

No plagarism and 3 pages please.

this is an ethics paper about business law.

You need to prepare an outline including the bibliography.

You need to write the paper using the legal astuteness you have gained in the course.

The paper cannot exceed three pages of narrative but you can reflect your related research in the bibliography or with charts or graphs and those items cannot be part of the three pages. They are in excess of the three pages of narrative.

Do not ask me what to write about. The cases speak for themselves. Pick one case and focus your efforts on that case. When you submit your paper, please submit the outline also. I want to see that you did it.

Please plan that you will finish this assignment without an extension. I will not be entertaining requests with support from the accommodation office or a note from your physician or coach.

involve creating a Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) for one of the data centers. Google “Disaster Recovery Plan Templates” and use several resources to create your Disaster Recovery Plan. Recommended sites include NIST, SANS, TechTarget, DRJ, Question Pro, and various Universities, Colleges, and government entities.

For Module 6 Assignment 2, complete your Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) and submit it to your instructor. Your final DRP should be approximately 45 pages and include a Title Page, Revision Table, Table of Content, details supporting each section in the Table of Content, Appendix for Forms, and Reference Page. In addition to the DRP template examples, include the following in your DRP: (SLO4)

1. A list disaster recovery teams for the data center. Hint: You should identify a support team for each IT infrastructure components – network, servers, and applications
2. A contact list for each of the teams and backup team members with their names, job titles, work and home contact information, and their roles and responsibilities
3. A contact list of external emergency support (e.g., hospital, fire, police, Red Cross, etc.) and key vendor contact information
4. An inventory list of hardware and software (with version numbers) for the IT infrastructure
5. An alternate recovery site location(s) – describe equipment and support resources that should be included at the site.
6. An escalation call tree of IT leaders based on the severity event levels that includes their names, job titles, work and home contact information
7. Reporting requirements