Political Science Answers

The Hunger Games is an annual competition in the country of Panem between 24 tributes inside an arena. We compared the Hunger Games to elections in the United States. Choose a presidential election since 1950 and tell the story of America’s ‘Hunger Games’. Please include the following:

A) Describe the primary election campaign – who were the front-runners for each party and what issues did these candidates run on and why did they beat out the others in their respective party?

B) Find at least one campaign advertisement for each of the candidates that ran in the general election

(I want the name of the ad) and tell me which ad you feel is the most effective and why. 

C) How many electoral votes did each candidate get? 

D) Did the candidate that won the Electoral College also win the popular vote? 

E) Tell me how you, as an individual, can get involved in the electoral process – give me some websites of places you can go to get involved.  

who holds the political power in a democracy

What are China’s Trade policy and how does these policies affect Western Business?

the public form of state was first established n the world by the people

IN THE LIGHT OF NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH ANALYZE ARTICLE 1 OF THE IMF’s CHARTER AND EXAMINE ITS POLICY IMPACTS ON THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES? 

DISCUSS THE IMPLICATION OF THE CULTURALIST AND HISTORICIST EXPLANATIONS OF THE RISE OF THE WEST TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF AFRICA

1.    Globalization is perceived as a benefit as well as a curse by different regions. Using relevant examples, demonstrate its impact in relation to IR and Diplomacy. (15 Marks)

2.    Analyze the contributions of glob40alization to international relations.

(15Marks)

Modern diplomacy is usually practiced in three fronts.” Briefly explain three methods in which diplomacy is practiced today.

Africa is one of the largest recipients of EU Aid, do you think EU aid has led to development in Africa?

The state of Olympus recently passed a law prohibiting abortions sought because of "race, color, national origin, ancestry, sex, sexual orientation or diagnosis or potential diagnosis of the fetus having Down syndrome or any other disability." As part of the enforcement of this statute, the state of Olympus requires anyone seeking an abortion to disclose their family history and provide a reasonable accounting of the family history of the suspected father. The woman seeking the abortion also has to undergo counseling to verify her reason for the abortion and to make certain she is not seeking an abortion because she suspects or knows the fetus has one of the above characteristics.

Jane Doe was 40 years and pregnant with her first child. Given her age, she underwent early genetic testing while she was 10 weeks pregnant and found that the fetus showed markers for a rare genetic disorder that results in a 50 percent chance of the baby being stillborn and of the 50 percent who survive birth, only 10 percent survive to their first birthday, and to date, only a handful of people (less than 50) have lived to into their 20s. 

After learning the news, Ms Doe sought an abortion from her doctor, Cynthia Sommerman. Dr. Sommerman performed an abortion and was subsequently fined for violating the prohibition because the state maintained the fetus was aborted due to disability. Dr. Sommerman maintained that 1) given the severity of it's symptoms, the genetic disorder was a medical condition and not a disability and should not be included under the statute and 2) that the statute as a whole places an undue burden on women seeking abortion. Dr. Sommerman moves for a dismissal of the charges and the fine.

Using the materials we have read in this class answer the following questions:

is there any other information you would need to render a verdict (why or why not)

and

how would you rule on Dr. Sommerman's motion for a dismissal and why would you rule that way? 

why does global integration serves as a key prerequisite for enhanced South-South trade?