Always read the “Overview and To Do List” for each week. Thi…
Always read the “Overview and To Do List” for each week. This will tell you exactly what you need to do each week (reading, assignments, etc.). PLEASE check the “Overview and To Do List” on each Sunday morning so you can plan your week accordingly.
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Bist du dafür, dass Väter auch Elternzeit nehmen sollten? Oder bist du dagegen und glaubst nur Mütter sollten Elternzeit nehmen? Debattiere deine Position mit den Informationen im Text. Schreiben Sie mindestens 6 Sätze und benutzen Sie so viele “Debattenbegriffe” wie möglich (mindestens 3).
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Analyze the following passages using the topoi to the best of your ability and/or connecting it to our course themes or discussion. The following passage comes form Mary Kathryn Nagle’s Sovereignty: WILLIAM WIRT: What is sovereignty? JOHN ROSS: What is it to you? WILLIAM WIRT: My good friend Webster, in his dictionary, defines “sovereignty” as “a country’s independent authority and the right to govern itself.” And I have cited that, in the brief I’ve begun to write– JOHN ROSS: When we established our Supreme Court, that’s sovereignty. ELIAS BOUDINOT: When the council votes on a resolution, that’s sovereignty. JOHN ROSS: Na-yu-no ya-gi-wo-ni-si a-gi-wo-ni-hi-sdi na-sgi-nai-i u-nv-sa u-ni-hv di-gu-go-ta-ni-da-sdi ge-so-i. (Sovereignty is when I speak my language).
Read DetailsAnalyze the following passages using the topoi to the best o…
Analyze the following passages using the topoi to the best of your ability and/or connecting it to our course themes or discussion. The following passage comes form Mary Kathryn Nagle’s Sovereignty: JOHN RIDGE: I hear they took your home. I heard that when you got back from your last trip to Washington, you found a white family living in your home. JOHN ROSS: Georgia “granted” it to them. JOHN RIDGE: That’s why we should sign a treaty–they’re taking our homes. But if we agree to move– JOHN ROSS: We will never move. JOHN RIDGE: Your wife and children were living in your storeroom. And paying rent. Just to live in the storeroom. JOHN ROSS: Who are you to talk to me about family? JOHN RIDGE: My father though of you as his son. JOHN ROSS: Tell your father that advocating for the sale of Cherokee lands is a crime punishable by death.
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