The History of Modern Europe and the World Wars   Name Institution Course Name Date     The History of Modern Europe and the World Wars 1)Describe how the modern state originated in Europe. Modern State in Europe came from sponsored research program by the foundation of European Science. The agenda of modern State in Europe was to assemble specialists from different countries who would help to form the state for a long period between start of thirteenth and eighteenth century. It was a political association which had an aim to acquire monopoly to use physical force in a given territory. 2)Describe how Europe became the major global power in the 1900s. Europe benefited from the boundaries set up by the congress which had been formed by victorious Great Powers (Austria, Great Britain, Russia and Prussia). Britain did not involve itself in continental issues that had no effects on their country or did not affect them directly. Nations in Europe formed many treaties and alliances that strengthened the bond among the nations. 3)What is the legacy of colonization? The legacy…

Name Tutor Course Date   Whistleblowers can be described as employees who expose the activities of a government, private, or public organization. This information given out by whistleblowers is, in most cases, illegal, fraud, misuse of taxpayer funds, unsafe or illicit. This information can be given either internally or externally by the whistleblowers. It is estimated that eighty-three percent of whistleblowers report their cases internally either to their supervisors, neutral colleagues, or senior staff with the thought that these misconducts can be undress internally. Other whistleblowers give our information to external parties such as the media, government officials, or law enforcers. According to Toon, “Many of whistle blowers end up getting retaliations from the people they report against although it is illegal.” Many of the whistleblowers end up being terminated from work or immediate retaliation in organizations and working environments, such as more workload being bullied at work. Some of them reported cases by whistleblowers ending up being successful where illegal conduct is stopped. In many countries, whistleblowers have acquired hero status. In American, some of this hero whistleblower includes…

            Response to Derek and Daniel Case. Student’s Name Institutional affiliation Instructor’s Name                 Response to Derek and Daniel Case. Daniel’s experience over the years in the hands of his brother based on his gender inclination has been very unfair. Over the years, Derek has dominated over and discriminated against Daniel based on the fact that Daniel is softer and less masculine. Derek’s actions towards his brother are based on the various assumptions that people made about other genders. The beliefs on gender influence the attitudes and norms that people develop on another gender; these assumptions are based on the various gender conflicts like in the case of Derek and his brother Daniel. Derek feels that by being masculine, he has more authority and power over his brother Daniel. Derek is exhibiting many attributes associated with masculinity, which is why he is so domineering over the brother. He always views Daniel as a weakling and someone without authority in the house. On the side of Daniel, he has…

Keep Your Family Healthy and Safe: The 5D’s of Home Security You spend a lot of time and effort to give your family the very best. Therefore, your home’s security should be at the forefront of your mind to ensure that they are free from burglars, intruders, or any potential harm. Home security is a psychological game between you and the burglar—whoever flinches first loses. Burglars do the minimum and won’t risk their lives to invade a home with a comprehensive security strategy. Here are the 5D’s to ensure that your home is safe is secure: Deter Burglars won’t bother to break into a home that already seems secure. To effectively deter them, you need to make your house as an “undesirable” as possible. Burglars will often check these three boxes before they commit to breaking into your home: Security signage Vehicles in the driveway A dog in the yard If you have any of the three, the bad guy will target another home. Detect Criminals who aren’t deterred and are ambitious to harm you and your family must be…

            Voting Rights and Voter Suppression Name Course Tutor Date             Voting Rights and Voter Suppression Explain how and why the United States has gone from protecting voting rights and expanding the vote to voter suppression. Is voter suppression a threat to U.S. Democracy? What is the purpose of the Voting Rights Act of 1965? The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was one of the most important election-related legislation that opened up the country’s democratic spaces. This piece of legislation was signed into law by President Lyndon Johnson on the 6th day of August 1965. One of the primary goals of this law was to outlaw or did away with some of the voter discriminatory practices that were adopted and were being applied by some of the southern states after the Civil War. During this period, individuals from minority groups such as African Americans were disenfranchised since there were tougher restrictions that prohibited or reduced their chances of voting. Some of the obstacles which African Americans had to overcome were…

Question 1 Difference between inferential statistics and descriptive statistics Descriptive statistics gives a simple summary concerning the collected data. It also summarizes preliminary observations made by a researcher (Queirós, Faria & Almeida, 2017). The summary made may contain numerical values or visuals. Therefore, descriptive statistics portray a simple quantitative component. On the other hand, inferential statistics refers to the gathering conclusion from data subjected to random variation. Inferential statistics are used to describe a system of processes used to highlight conclusions from various datasets obtained from processes affected by random variation. In other words, the inferential statistical processes employed depends on various collected data and its distribution (Bettany‐Saltikov & Whittaker, 2014). Inferential statistics play a significant role in formulating theories in light of the researcher’s findings, while descriptive statistics, on the other hand, assist the researcher in mapping specific information that has been obtained. Inferential statistics allows investigators to utilize their findings from a small sample to inform letter concerning a larger population (Cranmer et al., 2017). In calculating certainty, descriptive statistics allow a researcher to measure the group assigned…

male African American I am a male African American. I have a greater interest in and passion for basketball and music. I am a spiritual person, and I am proud of myself. Playing guitar and basketball has shaped me positively. Developing my talent and skills has been easy for me since almost everyone around me, starting from my family members to my friends, has positively impacted my life. My parents, who took me to the guitar session, have greatly influenced me towards becoming who I am today. In addition to this, my friends have also been of significant impact on my progress. The passion that I have for playing basketball and the skills that I have learned with time are all due to my closeness with my friends, who also like the game. With all these people’s support, my personality has been shaped as I got to know what I am capable of doing and what I am not. Developing a good relationship with the close people around one is a dream that many people have, but it never comes…

Surname Professor Identifying the audience Date   In this case, an investment accountant could be preferred when identifying the audience since he may help analyze financial reports, month-end reconciliation, and manage the checking of accounts. The accountant will help give an efficient report if the investment is liable for the regarded to have been owned illegally. The accountant should be of capacity as he is required to weigh the decisions he makes. In such a scenario, a surgeon from a different medical center may be a preferred juror. The doctor would be preferred as he tells if the surgery was performed efficiently. He could also issue a preferred medication for the surgeon. An accountant would also be considered as a juror as compensation is required. The accountant would play a role in calculating the amount the affected party would have earned it due to the error of negligence that led to the injury. In an accident situation, the onlookers present during the occurrence of the accident would be considerable. They would play a key role in providing relevant information. The…

      Themes analysis Drogin presents significant themes in his book titled ‘Curveball: Spies, Lies, and the con man who caused a war (Drogin, 2007). An extensive analysis by any reader is necessary to point out the strong themes that Drogin intends to present to the public. The title itself speaks volumes of aspects including lies peddling, spying, war and conmanship. The best way of identifying these themes is to understand the book’s plot, the characters’ use in the story, and the identification of any conflicts that exist. A clear understanding of Drogin’s view of the world, human beings’ nature, and the ideas that he wishes to present are significant elements in this quest. Therefore, his book is informatory to his target audience as it presents significant themes including but not limited to layering, politicized intelligence, and the IC proximity to policymakers. The themes The first interesting theme is layering, and it concerns the different layers of secrecy present in the American system. Lowenthal argues that layering puts into use any assumptions and judgments made in a single analysis…

            Samar Character Traits Name Date Institution       In the book ‘Wishtree’ by Katherine Applegate, Samar’s character brings out the theme of racism. She is a Muslim, and her family is mistreated and segregated by other members of the community. Samar is intelligent, friendly, and quiet. Samar is intelligent. “Please,” Samar begged, “you can see how much people love the Wishtree. Please don’t cut it down.” (pg.47). She was just ten years old and understood how vital Red was to the community. Samar is friendly. “Her silence was so complete, her gentleness so apparent, that the residents would crawl from their nests of thistledown and dandelion fluff to join her. They seemed to accept her as one of their own.” (pg.8) Animals of different species came made friends with Samar and would not fear coming out and spending time with her Samar is a quiet person. “Someone who wants the world to quiet itself.” (pg.7). She liked enjoying peaceful moments. She would go out at night and sit by Red quietly. She seemed…