GOVT2306 Texas Government Exam 3 Question 1Which group was the primary target of the poll tax?   itinerant farm workers     individuals who did not own property     low-income white farmers     poor Democrats   Question 2 What is the most common form of political participation?     attending a rally   […]

GOVT2306 Texas Government Exam 2 Question 1What percentage of the Texas House of Representatives is elected during a presidential election year?     33 percent     25 percent     100 percent     50 percent   Question 2What percentage of the Texas Senate is usually elected during a presidential election year?     […]

GOVT2306 Texas Government Exam 1 Question 1The war that led to the declaration of the Republic of Texas began   with the battle at the Alamo.     within months of the arrival of the first American settlers.     in 1835.     when the Spanish government imposed restrictions on American settlers.   Question […]

GOVT2306 Texas Government Discussion 1 Introduce yourself including your name, interests/ hobbies, what degree you are working on, and any other information you’d like to share.   In order to get full credit for the discussion students must answer the question and provide a 300-word response. In addition, you must also respond to two of […]

PHIL1301 Introduction to Philosophy Critical Paper FORMAT: 2-2.5 pages, double-spaced, 12-size font, 1-inch margins. Please adhere to these guidelines or your paper’s grade will be automatically lowered. This Paper is worth 25% of your final grade. ASSIGNMENT: Write a three-paragraph essay that (a) reconstructs a philosophical argument from one our readings this semester (see paper […]

PHIL1301 Introduction to Philosophy Exam 2 Topics: St. Augustine’s Confessions, Friedrich Nietzsche’s Thus Spoke Zarathustra, Martin Luther King, Jr.’s “Letter from Birmingham City Jail,” and finally a question that connects themes from throughout the semester   Question types: 5 short essay questions. Graded out of 100 points.   Topics and themes:   Augustine: The Christian […]

PHIL1301 Introduction to Philosophy Exam 1 Imagine a fictional Texas state public health official named Haley. Using Kant’s terminology, explain why Kant thinks Haley should be allowed to criticize the state’s response to coronavirus on her personal Twitter account. Define the terms you borrow from Kant to answer this question. See “What Is Enlightenment?” 59–60. […]

PHIL1301 Introduction to Philosophy Module 1 Discussion If you can answer most of these questions for yourself by the end of this Module, you will be in really good shape as far as comprehending the material. 1. What is philosophy? Can you explain, in your own words, one or more of the definitions of philosophy […]

PHIL1301 Introduction to Philosophy Module 5 Discussion Remember to post a contribution of at least 200 words. If you can answer most of these questions for yourself by the end of this Module, you will be in really good shape as far as comprehending the material. Questions about Martin Luther King: 1. What is King’s […]

PHIL1301 Introduction to Philosophy Module 4 Discussion Questions on Augustine: 1. What is the underlying connection or continuity between Plato’s metaphysics as we looked at it in the Symposium (the Form of the Beautiful at the end of the “Ladder of Love”) and the Republic (Theory of Forms) and the Christian metaphysics we find in […]