Overview The federal bureaucracy is always in the news. The story might be about someone having a problem with a federal agency. It might be about the investigation of a federal agency action. The Congress, through its oversight function, might be holding congressional hearings on a federal agency or a bureaucrat. The story could be…

 Begin by watching this video:  You may or may not agree with the choices depicted in this YouTube. Nonetheless, consider the characteristics these presidents possessed that made them great in the eyes of many. Assignment Create a list of personal characteristics that you believe are necessary for a great president.  Looking at your list of…

Begin watching the following films. https://go.openathens.net/redirector/fsw.edu?url=https%3a%2f%2ffod.infobase.com%2fPortalPlaylists.aspx%3fwID%3d95547%26xtid%3d5941 Assignment According to what you learned in the videos, What is their most important duty? What are their most challenging responsibilities? Why do Americans have such a low opinion of members of Congress? What would it take to change this opinion?  In your opinion, what would it take to…

  Module 13 Discussion Prompt "The rich are getting richer, and the poor are getting poorer."  This is been a topic of political debate for quite a long time. Watch this short video of Huey Long who operated one of the most successful political machines First, do you believe this statement — The rich are…

   Module 12 Discussion Prompt Go to the blog for the US Supreme Court and look at Petitions We're Watching. Scroll through the pending cases and select a case of interest, not already posted by a peer. Briefly explain the case and why you believe it is an important one. In your opinion, how will the…

  Module 11 Discussion Prompt Pick a public policy topic and discuss how the federal bureaucracy influences that policy. Find an article about how the federal bureaucracy is dealing with that policy. You must include a link to your article in your post.

  Module 10 Discussion Prompt Article 2, Section 1 of the US Constitution states, in part, "No person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States, at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President;…." However, the Constitution does not define "natural born…

After reading the course materials, follow the instructions for the assignment and its submission: Submission Instructions (choose one of the 2 options): 1. Make a presentation about social groups and their different types. 2. Describe the primary and secondary groups in an interactive presentation. · Use a word processor, such as Word, to complete the…

After reading the course materials, follow the instructions for the assignment and its submission: Submission Instructions: 1. Write an essay on the role of social groups in the preservation of Puerto Rico’s cultural traditions. · Use a word processor, such as Word, to complete the Assignment. · Include bibliographic references in the writing. · In…

Identify an historically significant action that was made by someone (an individual artist and/or group) in Twentieth-Century American Popular Music. Describe its genre and place it in the historical context. Objectives: The student is expected to listen and respond critically to music and to articulate an informed, personal reaction in a coherent and engaging manner.…