3. Give concrete examples from the biblical text that supports the idea that these two narratives (Genesis 1:1-2:4a and Gen 2:4b-25) belong to different sources.

You must give 5 examples of differences (for example: in the first account: there is water everywhere / in the second one, it’s the opposite (no water = dry)). You don’t have to cite the biblical text, but you have to give specific references, that is, where the text comes from (ex.: Genesis 1:2-3, etc.).

what is the difference between history and the past? Try to use an example to further explain your answer.

In two to three paragraphs, explain how the U.S. Constitution and its first 10 amendments represent a compromise between the different regional and political differences of the late 18th century in America. Support your answer with reference to the different parts of the Constitution. The finished product should be about 300 words.

Select 1 of the question groups below and will need to answer the 3 questions in each group.

Minimum of 4 sentences long.

Group A: Second Face of Power

1. What are the major characteristics of the second face of power? (minimum 4 sentences) / 5 points
2. What is a contemporary news event that is an example of the use of the second face of power? (minimum 4 sentences) / 5 points
3. Is the second face of power the most effective of the three faces of power? (minimum 4 sentences) / 5 points

Group B: Third Face of Power

1. What are the major characteristics of the third face of power? (minimum 4 sentences) / 5 points
2. What is a contemporary news event that is an example of the use of the third face of power? (minimum 4 sentences) / 5 points
3. Is the third face of power the most effective of the three faces of power? (minimum 4 sentences) / 5 points

Group C: Liberalism

1. What is the liberal conception equality? (minimum 4 sentences) / 5 points
2. What is a contemporary news event that is an example or illustrates the liberal conception of equality? (minimum 4 sentences) / 5 points
3. Is the liberal conception of equality enough to ensure the real/actual equality of all citizens (minimum 4 sentences) / 5 points

Group D: Socialism

1. What is the socialist conception equality? (minimum 4 sentences) / 5 points
2. What is a contemporary news event that is an example or illustrates the socialist conception of equality? (minimum 4 sentences) / 5 points
3. Is the socialist conception of equality superior to the liberal one? (minimum 4 sentences) / 5 points

Group E: Conservatism

1. What attitude do conservatives hold towards equality? (minimum 4 sentences) / 5 points
2. What is a contemporary news event that is an example or illustrates the conservative attitude towards equality? (minimum 4 sentences) / 5 points
3. Is the conservative attitude towards equality relevant for understanding today’s society? (minimum 4 sentences) / 5 points

Group F: Gender Theory

1. According to gender theory, what role does the division between the public and private play with regard to the equality of the genders? (minimum 4 sentences) / 5 points
2. What is a contemporary news event that is an example or illustrates the role that the division of the public and private spheres plays with regard to gender equality or inequality? (minimum 4 sentences) / 5 points
3. Is there full equality today between the genders in the public and private spheres? (minimum 4 sentences) / 5 points