In what ways do you think the current American culture is negatively affecting the culture’s health for the future as they age? What diseases do you think your generation will see more prevalent secondary to American’s culture of having a perfect body image?

In what ways, for example, did civil rights advocates from Reconstruction to the 1960s challenge Americans’ understanding of freedom? How did Progressives, New Dealers, and supporters of the Great Society foster new assumptions about the role of government in the American economy and in society?

Does anyone know to create a model of a ball and urn model of an American Roulette Wheel? Please provide a detailed model with an explanation of how you came to the conclusion you did. And if possible, provide an example of using the model to solve a problem. Thank you!

In what sense are the explanations for inequality of opportunity in American society analogous to the reasons why people win or lose at musical chairs? Indicate how, just like in the classic children's game, being successful in our society is the result of both individual and sociological factors

Discuss how to manage cultural risks and other factors related to a foreign operation of a multinational business. Is cultural, business, or political risk more challenging to overcome than one of the others? Why or why not? How should American standards influence multinational businesses?

How youth, ethnic and racial minorities, and/or women articulated an increasingly radical challenge to the liberal ideals of American society by the late 1960s. Cite at least three examples from primary source documents (i.e. music lyrics, speeches, etc.).300 words.

Based on Aguinaldo’s letter, what are some of the fraudulent justifications used by American leaders to control the Philippines? What are the sorts of obstacles Aguinaldo mentions that will make America’s conquest of the Philippines so challenging? Was he correct? Who appears to be the intended audience of Aguinaldo’s message?  

It is one of the most iconic moments in American history. What happened at Lexington and Concord? And when? And who was involved? And why did it happen? And what were the consequences? What did this moment, this episode, this two-pronged battle reveal about the colonists and about their adversaries?