Subject-civics

Extra Credit! Who was the first head of the American nation under the Articles of Confederation? Submit your answer in a comment box where you normally submit your documents.

Subject - Civics

Activity: Research Writing Activity: On a MS

Word document, identify:

2 Statute laws

2 Common laws

2 Natural laws

2 International law

2 Divine law

Step 1: Use "keyword" search methods to find your information on the internet.

Step 2: Name the law, describe it as one from the bulleted list, and identify the country where the law is enforced (they may be laws that come from just one country, ie. all American laws is just fine)

Step 3: Label and submit your document to your instructor.

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Activity: Writing Activity 4: "Who's being Civil?" In a properly labeled Word document, list 5 people, and 5 organizations who meet the definition of "civil society." Explain how they meet that definition.

Subject- civics

Step 1: On a word document, identify 5 historical and 5 contemporary examples of nations whose governments are either limited or unlimited governments according to the definitions of the terms you've learned. You must include at least one choice that is an unlimited government, and one that is limited. This means you may have 9 of one kind and only 1 of the other, or any combination in between.

Step 2: Document what factors you used to classify your choices either limited or unlimited.

Step 3: Research and find the following information about your nations (see the list below).

Were/are they classified an industrial nation?

Were/are they classified an agricultural nation?

Were/are they classified a rich or poor nation?

Did/do they have a strong military force?

Have they been/are they often engageCredits civil unrest?

Step 4: Once you have identified and classified your examples, write a summary opinion conclusion about each nation's government.

Based on all the data you've collected, does this nation's citizens share the same freedoms that citizens of America enjoy? Is it a nation where you could comfortably live in according to the laws there citizens must abide?