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Government Structure

Overview

Directions: After reading chapter 3, Power and Ideology you are challenged to write from the perspective of Government Structure. Please support/defend it with research. Your research should include empirical evidence (information gathered directly or indirectly through observation or experimentation that may be used to confirm or disconfirm a scientific theoryLinks to an external site. or to help justify, or establish as reasonable, a person’s beliefLinks to an external site. in a given proposition) to support your position. Make sure to addressing the following in your writing:

1. Should there be term limits for the President, Senate, and Congress?

2. Should the Electoral College be demolished?

3. Should the Supreme Court Justices have lifetime appointments?

4. Should elected officials (public servants) be compensated?

Requested number of pages is 5 full pages and include the following,

The required font is '12 Times New Roman; double-spaced with '1 margin and your last name followed by the page number must be in the top right corner of every page not including the cover page and reference page. A zero (0) will be earned if the mandatory font, margins, NUMBER OF REQUESTED PAGES, and BLACK print is not used within the entire manuscript including the reference page. Pages are counted as full/whole pages. (TOP TO BOTTOM IS CONSIDERED A FULL PAGE.

If you are not using WORD, it is your responsibility to CONVERT to a WORD DOCUMENT before submission.

All assignments MUST be submitted in accordance with APA formatting guidelines (Cover page; in-text citations and reference page).

Research: Cover Page 5 Points

Last name and page number on each 5 points

Structure/Format 10 points

Grammar 10 points

Content 50 points

1. Use of concepts 10 points

2. Sociological Terminology 10

3. Sociological Theories 10

4. Application & Appropriate use of Theories 10

5. Edification 10

References 20 points

1. APA Formant 10

2. In-text citations 10