Q.3.1 Provide a definition for Criminology. (5) Q.3.2 Differentiate between crime and deviance. (10) Q.3.3 Create a diagram to show the cycle of violence. (10) Q.3.4 Outline some of the general traits of transnational organised crime. (10) Q.3.5 List Syke’s and Matza’s FIVE neutralisation techniques and provide an example of each. (10)

3. Why did the United States become an imperial power at the end of the nineteenth century? How did they acquire their empire? What were some of the consequences of imperialism?   Essay question

Creating a children’s book of your choice!

-For this assignment, you must create an original story of your own making.

-The story should be at least 5 pages long. (If your text is very short, you can consider full-page illustrations.)

-You can choose the form of your text (i.e. will it be a poem? A rhyming narrative? Will it include rhyme at all? Will it be a fairy tale? Will it be an extended lyrical poem? Will it be a prose book about a real-life event? Will it be a multicultural book (either general or specific)? Will it be fictional? Realistic or fantastical? Science fiction? Will it be a story meant to communicate an ageless truth? Will it be more serious or more lighthearted? What is the book’s purpose? Does it have specific lessons/morals? Theme?)

Based on information in Carol Dweck’s video, how can understanding growth and fixed mindsets impact your learning? Respond in 50 to 175 words by providing details and examples of what you can do in your daily studies. (If you would like additional information on these terms, feel free to read the Week 2 Electronic Reserve Readings.)

QUE. Explain the following statement: It goes without saying then, that the human organism (body) and even more, the self cannot be adequately understood apart from the particular social context in which they were shaped.

As Sir Francis Drake is reputed to have said: I have brought you to the storehouse of the world; blame yourself if you go away empty handed.

(The answer needs to be in soft copy only)

Over the course of the previous weeks, we have looked at lots of different approaches to the topic of God’s existence. In Week 3 we looked at arguments for God’s existence. In Week 4, we look at some objections to God’s existence. In Week 5 we looked at Pascal who offered up a pragmatic argument for believing in God even if you are not sure of the evidence. And, in Week 6, we looked at how mystics approach God’s existence. Which of these approaches do you think is the most plausible? Explain your view. Which of these approaches do you think is the least plausible? Explain your view.

Social and Emotional Development

1. Define and discuss intrinsic and extrinsic motivation. How might parents and teachers help children become intrinsically motivated? What are some of the outcomes of extrinsic motivation?

1.In what ways did Reconstruction have revolutionary potential? How did the United States create and enforce policies supportive of Reconstruction? Why did Reconstruction ultimately fail?   Essay question

This influential member of Congress was a “War Hawk” and was nicknamed “The Great Compromiser”:

a.Tecumseh

b.John Marshall

c.Toussaint L’Ouverture

d.Henry Clay

e.Aaron Burr

This person was Chief Justice of the Supreme Court when the landmark Marbury v. Madison decision was made in 1803

a.Alexander Hamilton

b.John Marshall

c.Henry Knox

d.James Madison

e.Aaron Burr

Of the following, which person is most associated with the “Pan-Indian Movement”:

a.Tecumseh

b.Gabriel

c.Daniel Shays

d.John Marshall

e.Aaron Burr

Of the following, which of these government actions is most associated with restrictions on freedom of the press:

a.Articles of Confederation

b.Naturalization Act of 1790

c.Marbury v. Madison

d.Sedition Act

e.XYZ Affair

Sartre famously says, “Existence precedes essence.” What does this mean? Explain how he uses the example of a paper cutter to help illustrate his point. What does this then require of human beings? Demonstrate that you have the right answers to these questions by directly quoting from Sartre’s essay.

Which theory or theories on crime best explain why people become involved in criminal behaviour? research and write a 270 words essay.

Question 2: In general, how would you describe the Thomson’s views about the permissibility of abortion? In particular, what does the “Violinist” example show according to Judith Jarvis Thompson? And what is shown by the example of “people seeds” who might float in your window and take root?