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My recommendation for dealing with “A Growing Threat” document is to publish it. The government’s reaction to this document was to hold off on publication of a story on the seized Korean device until the government is ready to announce it. The government offered an exclusive interview in exchange, but no date was given as when the story would be released. The public deserves to know the true extent of the North Korean threat. The public was already aware of the fact that the North Koreans sold…

1. Go the weblink on Medieval Witchcraft Documents (http://legacy.fordham.edu/Halsall/source/witches1.asp) to then read, analyze, and annotate. Go to the annotated bibliography and citation examples in the writing assignment folder and the Helpful Files Folder to help with this portion of this writing assignment (and may ask my help and remember may ask a librarian for help as well). You must properly cite this particular source using the Chicago Manuel of Style (which is what the examples use)…

HST 3401 Primary Document Analysis Form Your name: Yevgeniya Erdyniyeva Class section: Mn-Wed 5 Date: 09/28/15 Document title: Two letter by Gov.Phips Date of document: February 21st 1692/93 Author(s): Governor William Phips 1.Two or three biographical sentences describing author(s): Governor William Phips of province Salem in early 17th century, who create the court of Oyer and Terminer for witchcraft trials.Due to the fact, that the court did not work legitimately, he suspended the…

In the first place, inhuman control methods are administered to the slaves with absolutely little remorse. In Document 7, we learn that various savagely violent punishments are used to keep the slaves under control for petty crimes, such as absence from work, eating the sugar cane, or theft. In return, many slaves either receive a whipping, beatings, breaking of bones, seclusion in the dungeon, or a breaking of limbs to guarantee amputation. There is a clear loss of morality when it comes to…

to this paper. The mentioned authors produced this document based on the study that they conducted during 2011. The article was published in May 2014, which signifies that the authors spent two years…

On June 15, 2015, the English Nobles wrote the Magna Carta against the king John. This document guaranteed certain political rights such as no taxation without representation and trial by jury. By writing this document the English nobles wanted to protect their feudal rights and limit the power of the king. To this day the Magna Carta is still important to this society. The Magna Carta granted every human to be equal, the right for a fair trial and the ability to speak freely. Every human is…

When most people hear of the Emancipation Proclamation, they tend to believe that it was the document that freed the slaves; however, this document was merely a political ploy by Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln issued the document in late 1862, and it took effect on January 1, 1863. When many look at how and when this document was issued, they often neglect to analyze the document using an economic way of thinking. When evaluated this way, Lincoln’s motives and reasoning for the proclamation, the…

1. Chapter 11 describes five goals kept in mind for document design. One is to make a good impression on readers. Another is “to help readers find the information that they need” (Markel, 2012). Finally, yet another is “to help readers remember the information” (Markel, 2012), which are all very important in technical writing. 2. Chapter 11 also notes four basic principles for designing effective documents and websites. One is using contrast. Another is proximity, in which the textbook…

challenge to Document A’s admissibility to be that they contend Document A falls within s 130(4)(f) to relate to “matters of state” for section 130(1) to apply. The DPP deny this. 2. The DPP acknowledges if the public interest in admitting a document relating to “matters of state” is outweighed by the public interest in preserving secrecy/confidentiality, the court can prevent its disclosure. The DPP submits the facts do not support this. GROUNDS OF ARGUMENT GROUND 1 — Document A does not…

Analysis of Forensic Document Examination The history of document examination is said to have started with an individual named Albert S. Osborn. He was a penmanship instructor and was chronicled as a document examiner in 1887 (Ubelaker, 2012, p. 234). He wrote several books and articles on examining documents and giving expert testimony, with, perhaps his most notable work being Questioned Documents from 1910 (Ubelaker, 2012, p. 234). The title of the book, Questioned Documents, refers to what…