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Hello everyone I hope everyone is doing well and is safe and healthy. My name is Maggie Snyder-Hoefling and I am from Florida. I am a history major and my concentration area is American history. I am...

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Week 1 Discussion

Hello everyone I hope everyone is doing well and i

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1. My chosen topic is Women’s Suffrage Movement and the Nineteenth Amendment and for primary sources I am looking for a speech of a woman leader or an autobiography of a woman directly involved in th...

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Module 2 Assignment 1

1. My chosen topic is Women’s Suffrage Movement

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Currently I am working as a nurse and I am in this profession for the past twenty years. My motive behind pursuing such a career has always been the noble feeling of providing services to that categor...

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M7D1 DQ Part 1

Currently I am working as a nurse and I am in this

Reflection Assignment 1

Reflection Assignment 1

Q Please briefly answer the following: 1) What do you want to get out of the class? 2) One thing you like so far and one thing that you hate or scares you? Remember your response has to be at least 200 words. • Points 10 • Submitting a text entry box

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As sociology deals with society, social relationships, social interactions, and culture, so i want to know more about those areas and how to deal with people of different kind. i also want to develop a body of knowledge about social orders, acceptance and change social evolution. I also want to understand the meaning of racism, oppression, stigma, and stereotypes.in this class I expect to learn how norms and values function in actual societies. Not only that but because there is a critical thinking part in this course, it will help me to become a greater thinker and to build a foundation for deeper understanding of theory and methods in the social sciences.