Do wealthy and freer nations have a duty to admit citizens from poorer and more oppressed countries if doing so would improve their quality of life? Why or why not?
Which moral factors should a country consider when deciding who can and can’t immigrate to its lands?
What are Sanctuary Cities?
What is the significance of the S.S. St. Louis?
What is the definition of a refugee?
What is the connection between Communism and the Vietnamese and Cuban refugee crises Vietnamese?
how do we deal with this situation?
Who do we let in?
How many do we let in?
What do we do with the people when they first show up at the border-Discuss?
The article summaries were about summarizing each article individually. A literature review organizes and analyzes multiple sources COMARATIVELY.
Compare and contrast the research questions in your 5 articles.
Compare and contrast the hypotheses being tested across the 5 articles.
Compare and contrast the data being examined across the articles.
Describe the statistical methods used for analysis across the articles.
Compare and contrast the findings across the articles.
Compare and contrast what the articles say should be done in future studies.
Include the following:
Who or what is being scapegoated in these articles?
Discuss if this is for political, religious, or other reasons, and why this is important to understand.
Relate a theory of deviance from Part I of the text to this story.
How does this theory apply? Make sure you define the theory and cite examples from the story to support your ideas.
In your opinion, was this person or group a scapegoat for others’ fears and issues (and therefore not really being “bad”), or were they actually being deviant in a negative way and are deserving of being marginalized? Support your opinion with examples from the articles and other information regarding current social norms.
Potential topic and theory: Immigration, labeling
U.S History of Immigrants and Immigration
Description
Check the attached files below. All are necessary.
Students will write one short academic paper (4-6 pages) that makes an argument on immigration in the United States using the readings, podcasts, videos, and lectures from weeks one and two. So the minimum requirement is at least one primary source, one secondary source, one video, one podcast. *** Do not include outside source from online.
Podcasts for week1
https://www.npr.org/2019/08/28/754348666/20-and-odd-negroes/
https://benfranklinsworld.com/episode-235-jenny-hale-pulsipher-a-17th-century-native-american-life/
Podcasts for Wekk 2
https://benfranklinsworld.com/episode-188-teri-halperin-the-alien-sedition-acts-of-1798/
https://www.backstoryradio.org/shows/chinese-in-american-history/
Description
Find three different public opinion polls (from different sources) on the same current political issue (for example, immigration, war in Syria, tariffs, abortion, national debt, Social Security, prayer in schools, etc.).
Discuss the findings of these various polls. Are the results of the three polls similar or different? Why do you think that might be the case?
How might the sample, sample size, type of poll, time period in which the poll was conducted, or wording of the questions have affected the results? Are there any other elements that may have affected the results of the polls?
Be sure to include the actual polls (or links to the polls) with your response.
You can find links to public opinion polls on the “News and Political Links” page on the course Home Page.
