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18th century dress for Women in France
$35.00History of Art and dress Element 2: Essay May 2014
Learning Outcomes:
LO1. Select and apply the relevant research methods to analyse the meaning of a work of art or dress in their cultural context.
LO2. Discuss the findings of an individual research in a coherent and relevant written form.
LO4. Develop skills in structuring your ideas and meeting deadlines.
Assessment Criteria
Ability to undertake research appropriate to the given brief.
The level to which students apply appropriate communication and presentation skills in visual and written forms relevant to the transmission of ideas and information.
Ability to and organise a wide range of activities and meet deadlines.
Essay question: “Discuss 18th century dress for women in France”
GUIDELINES:
Word count: 2000 words, 10% over allowed.
Submission: 1 hard copy to Students’ Office
PRESENTATION REQUIREMENTS
Your essay must:
- Be typed on standard A4 paper (29.7cm x 21.0cm)
- Use Arial or Calibri font in size 11 for the main text and size 14 for headings
- 1.5 spacing between the lines
- There should be 20mm margins on the top, bottom and both sides of the text.
- The hard copy must be spiral-bound, with a transparent non-coloured plastic sheet on top of the cover sheet.
- You need to submit your essay with 2 copies of the cover sheet that can be found on the students’ intranet or in the library. Both copies will be stamped with the date & time of submission; you will keep one for your records. These are proof that you have handed your essay on time.
Briefly outline the goals of NAFTA
$25.00Topic: GEOG Assignment #1
In no more than 1500 words, answer the following questions in the format of a single essay. Provide a very brief introduction, answers to the questions and a brief conclusion on whether or not you think NAFTA was successful.
1. Briefly outline the goals of NAFTA – or any free trade agreement (you might have to search the web for brief help on this)
2. Why were people concerned about NAFTA in the U.S. Discuss the potential worries about the impacts of NAFTA (see Krugman especially)
3. Was Krugman correct to downplay these concerns (use the evidence and arguments from the other NAFTA papers).5 Pages
Tribal Jurisdiction over Native Children
$25.00Question # 2 (15%): Discuss and analyze one of the topics below:
1. Tribal sovereignty: issues include tribal membership codes, tribe’s rights, tribal member’s rights, the federal trust responsibility. Include analysis of Sovereignty Immunity, The Indian Civil Rights Act (1968) and Santa Clara Pueblo v. Martinez (1978).
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2. Tribal jurisdiction over Native children: issues include tribe’s/parent’s/adoptive parent’s/ child’s rights, state court’s application of the ICWA, culture, identity, blood quantum. include analysis of the Indian Child Welfare Act (1978), Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians v. Holyfield (1989), the State courts’ “Existing Indian Families” exception, and the Adoptive Couple v. Baby Girl (2013) case.5 Pages
City & Neighborhood Research Report- Detroit and Delray
$45.00Provide an initial profile of Detroit, MI, and then a profile of the neighborhood, Delray. For each of the two profiles provide the information below (b-f) .
a. Introduction (for the whole report)
b. History & Location
c. Geography and Environment;- its boundaries, terrain, parks, housing, notable public spaces, parks, and other prominent physical features.
d. Demographic; – age, gender, race, change between 2000 to 2010 census, figure to illustrate the statistics
e. Economic Characteristics;- housing (price, homeownership vs. rental), transportation, income and industry, percentage of population who receive income support, unemployment rate,(for Delray compare with Detroit as whole), how much has depreciated in recent years.
f. City Government & Public Services: Type of government structure, type of public services, who are the important figures?
g. Then repeat (b.- f.) for the neighborhood Delray.
h. (**important) Special Focus Project on Delray- The New International Trade Crossing: background, what is being proposed, background, concerns/issues of community, how will this affect the future of the community?, who’s involved?
h. conclusion*provide at least 15sources
10 Pages, double spaced
SUBURBS AND USE OF SPACE IN AUSTRALIA
$37.50SUBURBS AND USE OF SPACE IN AUSTRALIA
Suburbs have been criticised as wasteful and boring by some, and praised as havens of creativity and sustainability by others. Stretton’s discussion of domestic economy and Trainer’s idea of retrofitting cities to become more sustainable take up these ideas, yet suburbs are still being planned within greater Brisbane, alongside densification of inner city areas such Woolloongabba’s Transit Oriented Development, and the proposed Kurilpa Masterplan.
How is space used in suburbs inside homes, in gardens, and in the broader neighbourhood? Consider changes in lot size, house size and use of external space in Australian suburbs over time. How does suburban space use differ from medium and high density housing, and what effect does this have on potential users of these housing types? Discuss examples from suburban and at least one other housing type to demonstrate your analysis.
8 Pages
Vulnerability and Security in Developing Countries: Haiti
$45.00Vulnerability and Security in Developing Countries: Haiti
Analyze an urban development challenge, identify the development rationality that shapes related policy and strategy, and discuss how that development challenge affects the urban ecology. consider both conceptual and practical implications. A clear position must be stated or reached, via a clear purpose to test an hypothesis, answer a research question or defend a thesis statement.12pt font, times new roman. The reference format is the Enviroment and Planning Journals’ reference format available at http:/www.envplan.com/ref_examples.html
10 Pages
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A Prediction of Political, Economic, and Environmental Situations and Their Influence on Different Regions of the World
$30.00MAKE 3 PREDICTIONS… about situations or events you believe will have significant world regional or global effects during the next 5 to 10 years using what you have learned during the course this semester. Each of your predictions should be significant for 1 or more of the world regions we’ve discussed — or important for Planet Earth as a whole. In other words, your predictions are about things that matter for multiple countries in terms of their results or consequences.
One prediction must be environmental in nature. Events or situations could, for example, be related to: global warming, greenhouse gas emssions, desertification, salinization, biodiversity, or air, water, or soil pollution.
One prediction must be political in nature. Events or situations could, for example, be related to: increased or decreased tensions between countries (war, conflict resolution, boundary disputes, militarization or demilitarization) or between religious, ethnic, or other groups (intra-faith conflicts, religious fundamentalism, regional or global terrorism, internal political conflicts with regional spillover effects, nationalism, et cetera).
One prediction must be economic or social in nature. Events or situations could, for example, be related to: population and demographic change, urbanization or urban ways of life, cultural changes, conflicts between tradition and external influences, organized crime and illegal economic activities, globalization of language and culture, the economic rise or decline of regions, et cetera.
Please be advised: (1) Your 3 predictions must have different focal regions. In other words, although Southeast Asia might be your favorite region of all, only 1 of your predictions can be focused on it — the other 2 must be primarily linked to different world regions or to the planet as a whole
Assignment Outline
– Create a title that hints at your predictions or point of view
– Develop an introductory paragraph that provides the reader an overview of what you’ll be discussing
– Write 3 paragraphs, 1 for each of your predictions. For each prediction: (i) provide a background description of the current state of affairs; (ii) explain what you expect to develop or occur within the 5 to 10 years and why; and (iii) describe the consequences you anticipate in terms of how world regions and/or people will be affected (positive and adverse effects).
– Conclude your essay by discussing whether you feel optimistic, pessimist, or somewhere in between about the near future, based on your predictions.
Please choose 3 different countries from 3 different regions
Would King & Queen be liable to EFL
$35.00Topic: AUDITING AND ASSURANCE SERVICES
ASSIGNMENT QUESTION
Impulse Pty Ltd (Impulse) is an entertainment system manufacturer that was established in 2005. Your audit firm King & Queen have been the auditor of Impulse since its formation. The audit report for the year ended 30 June 2012 was unqualified. Although Impulse had been suffering liquidity problems with a drop in both debtors’ turnover and inventory turnover, King & Queen did not consider that any additional audit work was necessary in regard to the valuation of these assets. In August 2012, Impulse obtained a large loan from a finance company, Easy Finance Limited (EFL), to provide additional working capital. However, Impulse continued to experience severe trading problems and was placed in liquidation in December 2012.King & Queen has been notified by EFL’s solicitors that they are taking action against your firm based on the audit of the 30 June 2012 financial report. EFL claim that the cause of Impulse’s failure related to the inadequate provision for doubtful debts and a fall in the value of inventories on hand, and that these problems were evident at 30 June 2012, but had not been adequately dealt with in the financial report due to your negligence. They also claim that they would not have given the loan to Impulse if the 2012 financial report had been qualified.
Required
(a) Would King & Queen be liable to EFL? Provide specific case references to support your answer.
(b) Would your answer change if EFL had written to King & Queen advising you that they intended to make a loan to Impulse and were relying on the 2012 audited financial report to assist them in making their decision?
7 Pages
What were the political and diplomatic objectives of the Congress of Vienna? What was Prince Metternich vision of a new world order in Europe
$7.00Question Ten:
- What were the political and diplomatic objectives of the Congress of Vienna? What was Prince Metternich vision of a new world order in Europe?
- Discuss the revolutions that swept across Europe during the 1830s to 1850.
- How did the conservative monarchs react to democratic reforms?
