Augustin Thierry Thierry argues that a submitted liberal way to deal with history frequently presented a sentimental understanding, even though he engaged in research of essential sources. He, in any case, was perceived as a noteworthy student of the history of the advancement of mutual administration. There was inhabiting this time a commended political, financial analyst, at that point, in reality, darken, yet whom it has since been looked to raise into a divine being. The challenging extent of his perspectives from the start drove away from the emotional brain of the energetic Augustin, who, stopping the college, gave himself with all the enthusiasm of his tendency to the investigation of the loftiest social issues, and appended himself to St. Simon in the limit of secretary, and devotee. It is superfluous to state that at this period, some persons had propounded no clue about building anything at all, taking after another religion. This was a thought which happened to him a lot later, assuming, for sure, it is not by and large an after death crotchet, unnecessarily credited to him…

Human Immunodeficiency Virus                Healthy People 2020 is an initiative by the federal government of America to build a nation that is healthier. It offers science-based studies with objectives for the next decade on how to improve the Americans’ health. For over 30 years, the program has monitored and created benchmarks meant to advocate the empowering of people, collaborations between communities and agencies, and measuring the outcomes of prevention undertakings. Healthy People 2020 has multiple overarching goals. Namely: longer lives that are free of injury, preventable diseases, disability, and untimely death; dispel disparity, achieve health equity, and enhance all groups’ health; establish physical and social environments that facilitate good health for everyone; and stimulate the quality of life through sound behaviors and developments in all phases of life. From their website, their plan entails 42 topic areas, inclusive of 13 novel topics. The topics deal with numerous aspects of public health. There is a topic on “preparedness” and others showing the factors that influence public health like the “social determinants of health,” “public health infrastructure,” “access to health services,”…

 interrelationship between theory and research There is an interrelationship between theory and research where theory informs research by providing a framework on how the variables and concepts relate to each other. In family research, theory explains family dynamics, and research studies examine those dynamics. Park, Unützer & Grembowski (2014) based their study on the psychosocial theory of depression to investigate ethnic and gender variations in the association between family cohesion, family conflict, and depression in older adults from Latino and Asian communities. According to the psychosocial theory of depression, later-life depression is a result of interactions among physical, psychological, social, and environmental factors and that a wide range of factors mediates the impact of negative life events on later-life depression. The results of the study showed that greater family cohesion decreases the risk for depression among older adults and that the associations vary by gender, with men being more sensitive to family conflict and family cohesion than women (Park, Unützer & Grembowski, 2014). The findings also show that the quality of family relationships strongly associates with later-life depression. Part 2:…

why there are so many gun massacres in the u.s This portfolio is worth 24% of your total grade for the class. I do not accept incomplete portfolios, and if you do not get a grade on every portfolio, you cannot pass this class. In other words, you must do all of the required work in this unit. First, choose one of the three draft essays that you wrote for portfolio two to revise and polish. (Your three drafts were an analysis of the evidence in ″Blue-Collar Brilliance,″ a causal essay about why there are so many gun massacres in the US, and a position essay about one way to make the USA a better country). To revise is to look for big changes in content/order and to polish is to get picky about grammar/spelling. Use the comments I made on selected student drafts to help you. I write my comments for this purpose. At the end of the revised essay, write a sentence that indicates what the BIG change to your draft essay is. Second, add all of this…

Book Review: Women and Catholicism by Phyllis Zagano Summary The book’s centre of focus is the place of women in the Catholic Church. Zagano begins by raising common questions asked in the society regarding a woman’s place in the Church. “Where and when can women participate in church liturgy and structure?”, ” Can women be ordained?” “Can women participate in governance?” “Can women have authority?” (Zagano, p3). The author then goes ahead to explore a highly controlled, catholic church in Nebraska. The book explains in detail how the bishop Bruskewitz of the Lincoln diocese used unapproved methods to govern the Church. The bishop forbade anyone to question his authority, especially women. The context, therefore, examines the level at which the church leader’s authoritative rights overshadow common sense. The next part of the book sheds light on an African archbishop who went into forced retirement due to non-catholic practices. Milingo went against the Doctrine of Faith and got married. The congregation in Lusaka also sought healing from the priest who integrated Catholicism with African traditions. The section raises a few questions.…

Brokeback Mountain review Brokeback Mountain is frequently stereotyped as the “gay cowboy movie.” After viewing the film and reading the articles about genre analysis, I have concluded that the movie entails so much more than this commonly thought of the idea. It was such a successful movie because it not only embodied the Western genre, but it was the perfect intersection between the Romance, Drama, and Western genres. One of the characteristics of the Western genre, according to Pramaggiore and Wallis, is that it has defined “visual conventions.” Some of these conventions include “six-shooters, horses and whiskey glasses” as props; “cowboy hats, jangly spurs and dusty workwear” as costumes of the characters and the “arid desert of the American Southwest” as the location of the film. Brokeback Mountain includes all of these visual conventions, which is one of the reasons why it is classified as a Western film. Another common characteristic of Western films is that the “remote Western landscape represents unbridled freedom.” In Brokeback Mountain, the Western landscape represents freedom because it is the only place where Ennis and…

Evaluation of transgender curriculum in health care Specifics: This curriculum aims at evaluating the factors that contribute to transgender health disparities. Usually, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT )individuals face health disparities as a result of societal stigma, discrimination and denial of their rights, making it difficult for them to access quality healthcare. The evaluation process will involve patients from the LGBT community as well as medical staff personnel. The evaluation process will involve answering questions that will make available in a video consultation recordings as well as patient interviews. Measurable: Throughout this evaluation process, I am going to measure the percentage of transgender patients who have to persevere through pain and agony because of inability to access quality treatment. Also, we are going to look at the rate of transgender patients that can get effective treatment. Eighty per cent will be our baseline figure for transgender patients who get adequate medical care. If seventy per cent of the patients complain of unfair treatment that affects the quality of their health care when they visit the hospital, that will trigger…

Illegal Aliens and the Making of Modern America Ngai, Mae M. Impossible Subjects: Illegal Aliens and the Making of Modern America-updated edition. Vol. 105. Princeton University Press, 2014. Most historians neglect the time in history when America introduced immigration acts into American law and society. The periods between 1924 and 1965 were tumultuous to ‘Illegal Aliens’ and Mae Ngai’s book, “Impossible Subjects: Illegal Aliens and the Making of Modern America,” shines the light to this under-researched history. Mae Ngai unruffles historical archives to detail American history in the pre-modern era. Before 1924, America had an open-door policy that was welcoming to all persons. Old migrants or new, all were free to enter America and have a new lease of life. After 1965, however, the new immigrants had overflowed into America, and the country had to rethink its immigration policies. The United States altered the criteria of admission to the country, an act that by itself changed the stories of previously perceived national heroes into villains and unwelcome guests within the U.S. borders. Mae Ngai’s Impossible Subjects: Illegal Aliens and the…