Overview
For this Final exam, you will write one essay worth 100 points. The essay is selected from 4 question options below. DO NOT WRITE ON ALL FOUR! This Final Exam is an open book and open note, Plagiarism from outside sources, including the internet, roommates, friends, etc. will be strictly monitored and enforced.
This exam is intended to evaluate the student’s grasp of the material from class discussions, the textbook readings, and the content they have reviewed outside of the classroom. Students will write an essay for the exam, selected from 4 question options.The exam is open book and open note.Plagiarism from outside sources, including the internet, roommates, friends, etc. will be strictly monitored and enforced. I suggest using a standard 3-5 paragraph structure: Opening paragraph, body paragraph(s) discussing the news article and the book chapter and a closing paragraph. The following is how your writings will be graded:
A current event is a news story that has been published, in print or online, that has a theme related to politics. Your current event is meant to be practice for your exam essay writing, therefore, be organized and use the news story and the chapter material to analyze your thoughts. It will be important to follow the grading rubric below.
You may use ANY news source for your current event, but you MUST copy and paste the link at the bottom of your response so that I can read it to confirm facts.
This are te questions
1.Congress has consistently expanded its own power to regulate commerce among and between the states. Should Congress have this power or should the Supreme Court reel it in? Why
2. Under what conditions will presidents use direct action? When might they prefer passing a formal policy through Congress as a bill? 3.In what ways is the court system better suited to protect the individual than are the elected branches of the government? 4.Is it preferable for representatives in the state legislature to behave as trustees or as delegates? Why?
This is the link for the book-https://openstax.org/details/books/american-govern...