The American’s bill of rights The United States bill of rights spells out the Americans’ rights concerning their government. The bill of rights guarantees civil rights and liberties to the American citizens to individuals such as press, clear proceedings, freedom of speech, and choice of religion (Schwartz, 1992). The bill of rights sets out rules and laws and reserves all powers that are not delegated to the Federal Government to the Americans. The United States of America bill of rights is obtained from the ten amendments to the United States constitution. It adds to the fundamental constitutional guarantee of personal freedoms and rights and spells out the government powers and judicial proceedings. The concepts of the United States bill of rights are enshrined in the Virginia Declaration of Rights (1776), the English Bill of Rights (1689), and Magna Carta (1215). The American’s bill of rights has been amended ten times. The first amendment was to deny congress to make laws respecting religion or prohibiting the free exercise or abridging the freedom of speech. The second amendment was to give the…

The American with Disability Act        INTRODUCTION Then-president George Bush signed the American with Disability Act (ADA). The purpose of this Act was to reduce discrimination against individuals with perception. The first chapter discussed the accommodation of the disabled in the workplace. That is the employers also to employ disabled people. The president so that it will affect the employers and so he enacted an Act that for the employer with twenty-five employees but later reduced to fifteen employees; hence employers become aware of the ADA. Due to this division of the number of employees in the business, it leads to the ineffectiveness of the Act. The research done shows that the ADA has not achieved its purpose and therefore needs some adjustments to be implemented for its effectiveness in the country. The disabled people were treated as a minority in society. They occupied the minority fields in the business, education, and even in the political spheres. To understand the relationship between the ADA and the employment rate among disabled people, two central policies are explaining about it.  That is…

Is bioenergy America’s energy future? Bioenergy is America’s energy future for various reasons. One of them is that it provides the potential to supply domestic clean energy sources. Therefore, America will be exposed to limited levels of pollution, otherwise, brought about with the use of unclean sources like fossil fuels. The investment of bioenergy will, therefore, bear a positive impact on the environment significantly. Also, the US is likely to invest more in biofuel in the future so to reduce its level of dependence on foreign oil (Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy, 2020). The situation will enable the US to attain some level of sufficiency, which will be essential in boosting its sustainability. Also, where one billion tons of biomass is produced in the US, there will be the creation of 1.1 million jobs to the US economy. Therefore, the household income of people in the US will increase significantly. Why should we assess land change issues in the context of bioenergy?  We should assess land change issues in the context of bioenergy so to establish the specific…

The American Yawp Chapter 8 In the 19th century, the U.S began a revolution that was meant to mark the beginning of modern America. The revolution was called the market revolution. The market revolution was the expansion of the market made possible by improvements in communications, transportation, and manufacturing. Some factors contributed to the market revolution. For instance, the urge to sell products across borders was supported by the improvement in communication, transportation, and manufacturing. For example, the telegraph was the first advancement of communication in human history. People could communicate instantaneously over vast distances; therefore, farmers could order tools from across the borders. But for the tools to reach the farmer, transportation was needed; therefore, better roads were built, and canals were dug. This way, traders could sell their products to distant buyers and order supplies from distant suppliers. With these improvements, there was a need for more production. This was when machines were introduced in the factories to produce cheaper and plentiful quantity products. These advancement led to changes in America significantly. First, the market revolution made it…

American association of colleges of nursing The nurse has an important role to play in society. They have an opportunity to impact the current as well as the future delivery system. Through them, the healthcare system can be successful. Nursing practice is all about knowing the human health sciences as well as caring psychology. They, therefore, ensure that all people are treated equally no matter their background or status in life. The nursing association across the world encourages the burses to participate in the process of formulating policies. A good example is the “American association of colleges of nursing, “which underlines the work of the nurses.  It states some of the essential standards which need to be followed in instructive projects (Brotman et al. 2002). The nurses are also advanced to come up with a better approach to their work. The nurses can also apply some of their skills to influence the gay, lesbian, transgender individuals, and bisexual. They are all individuals from different socioeconomic and ethnic backgrounds. Political actions Lobbying political leaders The nurses can use their diverse knowledge…

Health issues:Black/African Americans In discussion prompt #2, I chose the population of Black/African Americans. Health issues between the two populations are different. It is difficult for African American to access healthy foods as compared to Americans. Africans have few supermarkets that can provide fresh produce and healthy foods as compared to whites who have many supermarkets that are adequately stocked with fresh produce and health products (Freeman et.al. 2017). Additionally, black Americans also have access to foods that are of low quality as compared to whites. As a result, blacks have higher chances of becoming obese and being diabetic. In most cases, the blacks reside in areas where air pollution is high, and as a result, they get access to contaminated air. The whites reside in areas free from air pollution, and they get access to quality air free from diseases. The blacks also reside in highly-toxic areas which have negative health impacts which have many cases of heart diseases and nervous system abnormalities. Moreover, black male adolescents are more likely to die of homicide. It was estimated that adolescents…

approach to political America After reading all of the essays and documents, I have deduced that every author has a unique style and approach to political America. Thomas Paine seems to be rather passionate about his ideas in his essays and makes an effort to emphasize his thoughts completely. In the “Age of Reason,” Paine says, “Can we conceive anything more destructive to morality than this?” when explaining how a man starts committing crimes when his mind is corrupted by thoughts he does not believe in (“Age of Reason” 5). This shows that Paine speaks out in his essays in quite a direct manner and is not afraid of letting his thoughts be known. Thomas Jefferson’s approach for writing is very detail-oriented, and making sure that everything that is said is descriptive and thorough. This is shown by how well Jefferson describes the scenery of different caves and landmarks in the state of Virginia. Estes’ approach is highly analytical of “The Federalist” and contains comments about his thoughts on those essays. The Federalist defends some theoretical principles, such as ideational…

French-American-British Classification. This is a systematic series of classification of the hematologic ailments. Historical features show that in the traditional classification, the acute lymphoblastic leukaemia was the classification of FAB. The world health organization has replaced this naming with its designation. FAB was proposed in 1982, and this classification system based its research on morphologic features of bone marrow and the blood and ha five subgroups (Kipps, 2001). They included refractory anaemia, which had excess blasts, refractory anaemia, refractory anaemia that had excess blasts in its transformation, and the chronic myelomonocytic anaemia, refractory anaemia that had the ring with sideroblasts. French-American-British classification has been listed for history as follows. L-1 are small cells that are homogeneous chromatin, which is regular shaped, nuclear and sometimes has small or no nucleolus (Bassan et al., 2004). They are also scanty and are represented in 25-30 percentage in adults.  L-2 is the heterogeneous cells that are large, has an irregular nuclear shape, heterogeneous chromatin, are nucleolus in nature, and are large. This represents almost 70 per cent of cases. L=3 are cells that are…

AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES 3 pages (or 900 words)​​ ​plus a Work Cited page (not included in total page or word count​) ● Re-read/utilize the ​“How to Write a Summary” handout​​ & videos for an overview of the steps to writing and organizing an academic summary ● Transition ideas between the paragraphs​​ to guide the reader and keep a consistent thread of discussion ● Appropriate style​​ for formal academic writing: proper word choice, grammar and sentence structure for the purpose and audience ● Essay must be composed using ​MLA document format​​ (12pt. Times New Roman font, double-spaced, proper header and heading) ​with MLA citations​​ for all uses of paraphrase or direct quotations ○ Consult the “MLA Resources” folder​​ and the MLA format tutorials in order to create a correctly formatted document & Works Cited page and to review how to use in-text citations properly3 pages (or 900 words)​​ ​plus a Work Cited page (not included in total page or word count​)[unique_solution] ● Re-read/utilize the ​“How to Write a Summary” handout​​ & videos for an overview of the steps to writing and…

Understanding the Current Socio-political Issues in America Police Killings of Unarmed Black Americans May Affect Health of Black Infants https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/police-killings-of-unarmed-black-americans-may-affect-health-of-black-infants1/ Introduction Most of the current political and social issues in America have a long history. As a result, a high number of upcoming historians have shown interest in researching and understanding the historical setting of these socio-political issues. Besides, Americans accredit all these issues to the building and recording of their country’s history. Moreover, it is through the analysis of the same issues that citizens receive the relevant information on the various historical problems by relating them to the modern-day events. In this essay, we focus attention on an article that discusses the police killings on unarmed black Americans and the impacts on the unborn black infants. Discussion Some of the few unarmed African Americans who have been killed by police officers in the recent past include Eric Garner, Michael Brown and Tamir Rice. These happenings have resulted in sufferings among the affected families and long-term effects on the community at large. According to new studies, such events are closely…