Textbooks

study the type and amount of crime that has occurred in a specific place or country, for example in the United States. This paper explores two reliable sources one article titled “The Nation’s Two Crimes Measures”. Second source is a criminal justice textbook by Ganies, L.K. & Miller, R.L. (4th Edition). Key Words: crime, crime measurements, law enforcement, United States Crime Measurement in the United States How is crime measured? The first thing that comes to mind when society brings up…

One of the factors that can lead Pinterest to success is understanding the client’s target market. According to the textbook, “one service gaining increased attention is research, as agencies realize that to communicate effectively with their clients ' customers, they must have a good understanding of the target audience (Belch & Belch, 2014, p. 83). Pinterest has improved…

vents millions of years ago before it became dry land (WHOI). Other analyses of these vents have determined their chemical compositions of various metal sulfides that lead to the deposits such as gold and silver, which have important economic value (textbook). The chemicals emitted from these vents are vast and determine the structures and the type of deposits that can be found in their…

million year old deposits suggested to Wegener that these areas were once covered by a thick ice cap similar to the one that covers Antarctica today.” (textbook page 471) “ The traces of the ancient ice caps are found in regions where it is too warm for them to develop, Wegener proposed that they were once located near the South Pole.” (textbook page 471) Wegener also used coal deposits from deposition and compaction accumulation from ancient swamp plants. That shows and proves that long time…

empowering families to access resources and advocate for their children with developmental delays. Early intervention brings social services, professionals, parents and doctors together in planning intervention programs at home and school. [pg 329 textbook] Early intervention leads to many services that can help to provide and to protect the needs of disabled children. The three legal implications that can permit a student with special needs into an early childhood setting. The first legal…

One significant way in which they vary is that the textbook provides more information on what the empire was like when John’s father, Henry II, was the ruler. The textbook explains how Henry II was the one to setup the courts. The textbook states, “Henry II was especially interested in extending the system of royal justice and employed itinerant judges, who traveled the realm, to render justice…

communists had tried, yet it got even worse ,although the Soviet Union replace Perestroika to Yeltsin, in which he was "the last straw for a group of eight antireform hard-liners", their own communist returns against them, defeating the communists (textbook 4th Ed, pg 990). The struggles of reformation of the Soviet Union are complex due to its aftermath and besides that the most concerned will be the inner system of its own corruption. Because before the ideology of Communism is that V.I Lenin…

characterized by “extreme oddities in perception, thinking, action, sense of self, and manner of relating to others” (textbook). The DSM-5 states the main criteria for Schizophrenia as “two (or more) of the following, each present for a significant portion of time…

could become an uneducated world. Today and even several years ago, college is extremely expensive. It's getting to the point to where school is so expensive, that some people are just dropping college all together. Look at it. In today’s time, textbooks, and tuition cost are so expensive that it's getting to where common people have a debt to the college for the rest of their education for most or all of their liveslife. The average private college costs around…

westerners, something that is fully absent in textbooks and history classes. Then, his purposely dull indirect and direct characterization of these people is also very clashing to the normal deep characterization normally seen. When colonizers talk, they are perceived immediately in a negative tone through indirect characterization. This is very different to the normal long, heroic, and intelligent passages that they normally give out in the textbooks. This book, Things Fall Apart, by Chinua…