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Course Code:
a4t5dm
Presidential Project
DIRECTIONS: In this assignment, you will assume the role of an United States President and present researched information about he below components:
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INTRODUCTION
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CHILDHOOD & EARLY LIFE
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POLITICAL LIFE
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PRESIDENTIAL TENURE
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POST POLITICAL LIFE
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MISC. INFORMATION
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| 57a.__industrial_pickpocket__materials_.pptx |
Which Founding Father Are YOU!
Click the below button & take the Founding Father personality test:
Once completed, research you matching person & see how accurate the pairing is?
Once completed, proofread and submit tomorrow.
- What do you have in common with your person?
- What are you impressed by?
- If you were born in the same era, do you think you could have been this person? Explain.
Once completed, proofread and submit tomorrow.
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Perspective History
Directions: You will divided into groups of three and will be asked explore one of three perspectives involved in the war – that of a Frenchman, an Englishman and a Native American.
Once you receive one of these characters, spend the next 5 minutes individually reading their assigned character (each group member will have a different character) and answer the questions provided. Imagine that you are this character living in 1753. Consider how they may think, act, speak, etc., as well as what they care about and want from their day‐to‐day life.
Once you receive one of these characters, spend the next 5 minutes individually reading their assigned character (each group member will have a different character) and answer the questions provided. Imagine that you are this character living in 1753. Consider how they may think, act, speak, etc., as well as what they care about and want from their day‐to‐day life.
Part II: Next your group will be asked to answer the following questions:
- What issues or problems do you (as your character) have with the other characters in your group?
- What do you want from the other characters in the group?
- How can you get what you want?
- What questions do you have of the other characters?
- Based on what you have heard from one another, make a list of what you predict were causes of the French and Indian War.
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Team Clinton Commercial (Student Submission)
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Team Trump Commercial (Student Submission)
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2016 3rd Presidential Debate (Full)
2016 2nd Presidential Debate (Full)
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Hilary Clinton (Democrat)
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Donald Trump (Republican)
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Gary Johnson (Libertarian)
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Jill Stein
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2016 Presidential Debate (Segments)
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Race Relations
National Security
Presidential Stamina
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Job Creation Plans
Tax Plan
Military & Weapons
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2016 1st Presidential Debate (Full)
Republican, Democrat, Third Party…Where Do I Stand?
Quiz 1
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/spc/vote2012/quiz/
1.) The three topics I most cared about while taking the quiz were:
Results:
2.) Overall I was classified as being closest to: (Tell to what degree you were matched)
3.) Economically I was classified as being closest to: (Tell to what degree you were matched)
4.) Socially I was classified as being closest to: (Tell to what degree you were matched)
5.) Reflection (Scroll through tabs “Party, Age, Sex, Race, Religion, Candidate)
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Quiz 2: Select “Political Parties” and Begin (Look at “Political Philosophy” at the end for fun!)
http://www.ontheissues.org/Quiz/Quiz2014.asp?quiz=Pres2016
Pick One Topic in Each Category you want to know more about and research it thoroughly:
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Quiz 3
http://www.isidewith.com/political-quiz
As you take the quiz, research and report on three questions you selected “Learn More” about. Number each.
6.) Write the break-down of all the parties you sided with and what percentage you were linked to them:
7.) Reflection on Results: (Write in Sentences)
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Quiz 4: http://www.playbuzz.com/dylanb/which-political-party-should-you-really-belong-in
8.) Observations and Results
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Third Party Research
Select 3 third parties you might be interested in and briefly research each. You may look at their Wikipedia entry, or go directly to their party’s website and look for their platform, “about us” section, “issues” section, or the like. Choose from: Constitution, Green, Libertarian, Prohibition, Socialist, Reform, Independent American Party
Party:
Position on Issues:
Party:
Position on Issues:
Party:
Position on Issues:
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/spc/vote2012/quiz/
1.) The three topics I most cared about while taking the quiz were:
Results:
2.) Overall I was classified as being closest to: (Tell to what degree you were matched)
3.) Economically I was classified as being closest to: (Tell to what degree you were matched)
4.) Socially I was classified as being closest to: (Tell to what degree you were matched)
5.) Reflection (Scroll through tabs “Party, Age, Sex, Race, Religion, Candidate)
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Quiz 2: Select “Political Parties” and Begin (Look at “Political Philosophy” at the end for fun!)
http://www.ontheissues.org/Quiz/Quiz2014.asp?quiz=Pres2016
Pick One Topic in Each Category you want to know more about and research it thoroughly:
- Individual Rights
- Domestic Issues
- Economic Issues
- Defense/International Issues
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Quiz 3
http://www.isidewith.com/political-quiz
As you take the quiz, research and report on three questions you selected “Learn More” about. Number each.
6.) Write the break-down of all the parties you sided with and what percentage you were linked to them:
7.) Reflection on Results: (Write in Sentences)
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Quiz 4: http://www.playbuzz.com/dylanb/which-political-party-should-you-really-belong-in
8.) Observations and Results
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Third Party Research
Select 3 third parties you might be interested in and briefly research each. You may look at their Wikipedia entry, or go directly to their party’s website and look for their platform, “about us” section, “issues” section, or the like. Choose from: Constitution, Green, Libertarian, Prohibition, Socialist, Reform, Independent American Party
Party:
Position on Issues:
Party:
Position on Issues:
Party:
Position on Issues:
