Jenny watches her big brother climb from the couch to the coffee table, a behavior she has never attempted herself. The next day, Jenny climbs up on the couch and then over to the coffee table. Jenny’s behavior is referred to as: post-observation modeling. replication. deferred imitation. symbolic representation.

In 1776, Thomas Paine suggested that America “under a government of her own” could be “as happy as she pleases: she hath a blank sheet to write upon.” What, in your estimation, are the most important things that America wrote on her slate in the more than two centuries between the first settlements and the outset of the Civil War? Why?

 3 pages double spaced, no quotations from book 1. What are the essentials of libertarianism? What do libertarians mean when they advocate a “night watchman state”? 2 .What are the extractive industries? Why are they especially dependent on government? Why have they been the fiercest opponents of efforts to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change? 3. How did Charles Koch go about creating grassroots libertarian organizations? 4. How did the Koch Bros libertarian ideology relate to their economic interests in Koch Industries? 5. How did the Koch Bros growing financial role in American politics different from such predecessors as […]

The Great Wall and jade bi disks made in the 3rd century BCE are evidence of a culture capable of: (a) conquest and domestic tranquility (b) xenophobia and faith in a single day (c) political repression and inequality (d) grand-scale projects and aesthetic refinement

What was the role of the Supreme Court in the protection of Native American lands? a The Supreme Court prevented Native Americans from losing access to land in Georgia. bThe Supreme Court believed the Native Americans deserved no protection. cThe Supreme Curt ruled that the Seminole War was illegal. dThe Supreme Court was unable to enforce any form of protection. eThe Supreme Court urged legislation to be passed that created reservations.