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The documents created at the inception of American democracy trace their lineage to the Magna Carta signed by King John of England in 1215. The Magna Carta was written by King John’s Barons to protect their rights and property from the King. They forced the King to affix his seal to the document under threat of civil war. The American colonists believed they were the inheritors of those rights from the King of England and as a result the Magna Carta was an inspiration for the American Revolution. Thomas Jefferson, in the Declaration of Independence, wrote about every man’s fundamental right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. The framers of the United States Constitution sought to design a system of government that would help make the ideals of the Declaration of Independence a reality. Today, United States Supreme Court justices refer to the Constitution as “the supreme law of the land” for guidance as they attempt to adjudicate modern-day conflicts. Much of the influence and authority of the Supreme Court rests in the interpretation of the original concepts and principles of the Constitution. To prepare for this Discussion: Review the Declaration of Independence in this week’s Learning Resources. Focus on the democratic principles outlined in the document. Review the transcript of the Constitution of the United States in this week’s Learning Resources. Consider the relationship between the principles summarized in the Constitution and those detailed in the Declaration of Independence. Review the article “Magna Carta and Its American Legacy” in this week’s Learning Resources. Think about how the Magna Carta influenced concepts and principles in founding documents of democracy. Peruse the Supreme Court of the United States website and review arguments for current cases. Select a democratic concept or principle that is represented in the Declaration of Independence and/or the Constitution. Think about where and how your selection appears in the Declaration of Independence or the Constitution, and how it might be used by a Supreme Court justice in a Supreme Court case. If you live outside the United States, how do you think this democratic principle might affect the court system in your country? With these thoughts in mind: Post by Day 4 an analysis of the democratic concept or principle represented in the Declaration of Independence and/or the Constitution you selected for this Discussion and an explanation of why you selected it.Explain how the concept or principle might be used by a Supreme Court justice in a modern-day Supreme Court case to adjudicate a current conflict. Be sure to support your postings and responses with specific references to the Learning Resources. .

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Think about where and how your selection appears in the
Declaration of Independence or the Constitution, and how it
might be used by a Supreme Court justice in a Supreme Court
case. If you live outside the United States, how do you think
this democratic principle might affect the court system in your
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With these thoughts in mind:
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an analysis of the democratic concept or principle represented
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selected for this Discussion and an explanation of why you
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The end of the Civil War left the United States in tatters. The southern states that had seceded from the Union in the interests of preserving the right to own slaves were devastated economically from four years of war. The northern states that had emerged as victors in the Civil War also had suffered. The task that faced the nation was not only one of reuniting two constituencies who had bitterly fought one another but also of finding a way to heal. The healing, many says, is still continuing. We will reflect on the process of healing a divided nation in this brief essay. Please do the following: Complete the module’s assigned readings, and view the assigned video presentations. Write an essay of 250-500 words (1-2 pages, typewritten and double-spaced) that connects the thoughts that President Obama shared with the nation in his 2013 Inaugural Address with the primary source documents from Voices of Freedom and Foner Online. Focus the essay around these questions: In what ways did the 13 th , 14 th , and 15 th amendments to the Constitution initiate a “more perfect union”? How is the nation more united in 2016 than it was in 1865? How is the nation more divided today than at the end of the Civil War? Please end with a reflection on what you think could be done to realize the vision that Obama evokes in his inaugural address. When completing this writing assignment be sure to address the roles that different societal institutions such as governmental bodies, military forces, businesses, and churches played in America during this time period and how the dynamics of race, gender, class, and religion informed the development of American institutions. .

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The Effects of Addiction Paper Materials Week 2 Electronic Reserve Readings Review the "Intervention #38 (Anthony)" video, located in this week's Electronic Reserve Readings. Write a 1,050-to 1,400-word integrative paper that explores how Anthony's addiction affects his life, his family's life, and the community he lives in. Include at least two peer-reviewed scholarly articles that support your discussion or arguments. Format your paper according to APA guidelines. Click the Assignment Files tab to submit your assignment. .

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The emergence of modern science began as a move from theological-based reasoning to observational- and empirically-based reasoning. Two areas of reasoning evolved from this time, inductive and deductive. For example, Galileo, using mathematics and observation, explained the laws of the physical world through deductive reasoning. Francis Bacon, however, sought answers to questions of the physical world through observation and devised many theories from these observations. Cartesian dualism is one school of thought that examined the mind-body relationship. Several branches of scientific thought developed which was based in part on the philosophical underpinnings of the region (e.g. British, French and German). These included positivism, rationalism, and empiricism. From these philosophical views emerged a focus on understanding behavior or more precisely the mind. Compare and contrast the views of Galileo and Bacon. Explain why these two scientists had an impact on the development of psychology. Compare the basic principles of Rene Descartes, Immanuel Kant, and John Locke. How do these principles differ in their perspectives of the mind-body relationship? What do these principles add to the comprehensive understanding of psychology as a science? Explain the cultural and even nationalistic influences on how the different schools of thought developed (positivism, rationalism, and empiricism)? Explain how theological or religious beliefs influence the different schools of thought as they had done to the philosophical views of early centuries? Justify your answers with appropriate research and reasoning. Comment on the postings of at least two peers. Provide an analysis of each peer’s postings while also suggesting specific additions or clarifications for improving the discussion question response. .

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